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Engage cross-functionally to implement change and lead rapid tool recovery, problem-solving process, and breakdown analysis (autopsy) of failed equipment, station, or component. Ability to read and interpret technical standards – equipment drawings, schematic diagrams, P&IDs, technical/user manual, and circuit diagrams to assist and coach during problem-solving.
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Support problem-solving efforts and Failure Analysis (IFA) for controls systems - sensors, PLCs, HMIs, robotics, vision systems, servo systems, control drives, motion controllers, heating systems, RTDs and thermal probes, MCCs, and P&IDs, etc.
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Experience in molecular experiments, e.g. NGS library prep, especially single-cell bisulfite seq library prep, and in cell culture work - Strong data management and problem-solving skills- An ability to multitask and to work with a team and independentlyPreferred Qualifications- Experience in flow cytometry, tissue dissection or mouse work- Experience in computational analysis or in collaboration with bioinformaticians.
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Our passion to change the medical industry will come with a creative problem solving mentality, the adaptability to overcome all obstacles, and the guidance to guarantee our travelers are in safe hands.
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QualificationsIdeally, 1+ years of experience as an event manager or similar roleIdeally, 3+ years of experience in customer service experienceComputer literacyStrong communication skillsGreat organizational skillsCritical thinking and problem-solving skills.
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Customer Focus, Developing Potential, Results Driven, Strong Organizational Skills, Communication Skills, Problem Solving/Decision Making, Job Knowledge and Relationship Management. Prefer experience working in retail, hotel, restaurant, grocery or drug store environments.
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ASE Certifications preferred (e.g. A5 brakes)Problem Solving Skills. Job Summary: The position of Multi-Care Tech is an advanced-level automotive technician with specialized skills and training beyond the skills of the lube technician.
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The Software Sales Account Executive will help AQI expand our customer base by fostering relationships with prospective new customers and helping them solve their toughest water monitoring challenges.
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