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Sr. Engineer - Product Quality The Sr. Engineer - Product Quality will support the Corporate Quality department and function as a liaison between Manufacturing Plant Quality and Engineering department to drive and deliver “Zero Defects” products and process to our customers.
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Applies principles of Innovation Engineering and Product Innovation to lead and support AbbVie Internal Innovation teams. Applies an in-depth understanding of relevant scientific, engineering principles and business knowledge to design and support solutions across multiple initiatives including: Execution of rapid development cycles.
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Use competitor intelligence, business aspiration, published sustainability research, legislation and trends as well as other relevant sources to derive industry leading Product Sustainability targets and guidelines to implement within Rivian's programs and engineering system strategies.
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When the product opportunity is well understood in terms of feasibility across design, engineering, culinary, marketing, brand, CI and legal we can then use the considerable resources of our China teams and suppliers to complete the detail design and manufacturing preparation.
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The Product Assurance and Reliability Engineer II position at Masimo is a multifaceted role that requires a good understanding of basic science as well as engineering. 3 years’ Product Assurance and Reliability Engineering experience or equivalent.
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Drive quality processes throughout the product development stages with the propulsion engineering team through design reviews, process development, testing, and qualification of propulsion products.
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Leading the transition from engineering qualification to manufacturing variance testing for product quality coverage. Experience in propulsion systems, aerospace manufacturing, or quality engineering.
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Implement processes and tools to ensure data quality, enforce data governance policies and engineering best practices. Experience in assessing and implementing new data tools to enhance the data engineering stack.
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As a Product Engineer, you will be responsible for enabling cutting-edge semiconductor technologies while working with a cross functional engineering team to solve our industry’s most challenging problems and smoothly qualify and ramp Fabric’s newest devices to high volume production.
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Providing product development support which involves interfacing with Design, Test, Application, Quality Engineering. Minimum B.S. in Electrical or Electronic Engineering. Must have excellent analytical and technical skills to find and resolve any product, process, test, and yield issues.
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As a key member of our Drug Delivery Programs team, the successful Senior Product Development Engineer is responsible for providing mechanical design engineering technical leadership on cross-functional product development teams during the pre-concept, development, design, test and documentation for manufacture of new and improved disposable medical and surgical devices, instruments or related products.
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Support Operations organization in daily Tier meetings and as assigned by Engineering Management to ensure timely disposition of non-conforming hardware without sacrificing final product quality that could lead to operational deficiencies in the field.
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The Product Engineer position will work as a core team member of the Product/Test Engineering team to bring Skyworks DRx products into high volume manufacturing. Providing product development support which involves interfacing with Design, Test Engineering, Quality Engineering, and others.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and visionary Senior Product Engineering Leader to lead Servicing Engineering Product strategy and initiatives. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering or related field, with a minimum of 12 years of experience in Information Technology.
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The Product Development Electrical Engineer at QuietKat creates electrical design engineering of individual parts and complete product lines of moderate levels of difficulty, complexity, or breadth of scope or for which few precedents exist.
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