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Required Skills AC/DC power management Central Office Experience Electrical Engineering Power Cable Installation Site Surveys Telecom Engineer Work Authorization Green Card US Citizen Notes : from the Spotlight call with HM: These positions are based more on the carrier side (AT&T & Verizon) Need someone who has previously worked at AT&T’s OR Verizon’s Telecom Data Centers which are otherwise called Central offices of those telecom carriers.
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The Project Engineer works with the Mechanical Designer/Drafter to prepare drawings reflecting the product configuration, R&D to select the correct friction material, Dynamometer Test to conduct test programs, and the PUR Technician to make test samples.
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Design, engineering, project engineering, civil 3d, design engineering, Land development, erosion control, site layout, grading, stormwater design, StormCAD. Our highly respected team of design professionals complemented by an exceptional staff of full-service surveying, offer effective and sustainable solutions for our clients’ land planning, permitting, stormwater, water/sewer, erosion control, landscaping and other development and land management needs.
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5+ years as a Project or Manufacturing Engineer in a fast-paced manufacturing facility (Food, Beverage, Pharma, or Cosmetics industries are preferred) The PROJECT ENGINEER will be a highly motivated, driven, results-oriented project leader responsible for developing and supporting technical solutions for new/existing production equipment, manufacturing processes, and facility infrastructure.
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Dewberry is currently seeking a Senior Project Engineer in our Denver, CO office. Ability to plan and coordinate all aspects of small to medium size projects in either a Project Engineer or Project Manager role, including supervising staff assigned to the project.
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Summary: The primary objective for the Project Engineer III position is to provide technical leadership of New Product Development programs with the internal IPDT (Integrated Product Development Team; i.e. design engineers, design drafters, manufacturing engineering, test lab technicians, program managers, etc.
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Our best estimate of the salary range for the Project Environmental Engineer 2 Role, located in our Portland OR office is $92,900 - $125,700. Perform project and task management duties, such as developing scopes of work and budgets, coordination with clients, subcontractor solicitation, invoicing, cost control, and contract reviews.
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Typical duties of an Project Engineer includes managing day-to-day activities of subcontractors and suppliers, contract administration, procurement, estimating, pay requests, change orders, requests for information, cost control, scheduling, tracking submittals, maintaining and delivering a high level of quality.
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Allan Myers is looking for an experienced, hard-working, and dedicated Senior Project Engineer who is passionate about the heavy civil construction industry and wants to take the next step in their career.
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The Electrical Project Engineer utilizes knowledge and experience to develop control systems for our industry leading die cast lubrication spray systems and custom automated solutions in material handling and product inspection.
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Acts as Project Leader, Program Leader, Lead Engineer, or similar technical leadership role in the execution of capital and non-capital projects in support of manufacturing activities, including: project initiation phase, planning phase, execution phase, and evaluation phase development and execution.
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Prefer Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, project management, FMEAs, and quality systems experience. Manufacturing Engineer (Automation) Dublin, GA. Represents Company on specific projects leads and participates on project teams.
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As a Project Electrical Engineer (industry equivalent: Electrical Engineer 4), serve as a vital member of the Oceaneering Aerospace and Defense Technologies (ADTECH) engineering team - an engineering center of excellence, and an exciting part of our dynamic, global enterprise.
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Project teams in our Energy & Industrial Group (EIG) support industry-leading projects in power generation, plant design, environmental compliance, mid/downstream oil & gas, and multi-disciplined industrial projects.
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GPI is seeking a CEI Senior Project Engineer to join our Transportation Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) program in Northwest Florida (FDOT District 3). 10+ years of CEI experience on transportation projects serving as a project engineer, 2+ years of which must include major road and/or bridge construction projects, or 5+ of which must include major bridge construction projects.
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