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Performs as a lead Systems Software Engineer in the development of lower and mid-level control systems databases & programs. Participates and supports the final systems functional testing relative to standard, 3rd party, LEED and Title 24 testing as required.
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Our client services also entail a range of development and support solutions from web and mobile application development, infrastructure and production support and testing services. Work with architect and lead developer on design and development of web services for web/mobile applications.
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Assists senior peers on more complex tests and projects, participating in planning, budgeting, and testing. Independently performs routine engineering analysis and performs lead role in determining scope, schedule, budget, and resources needed.
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Experience testing to NEC, NFPA, UL, CSA, IEC, EN Standards preferred. May act as lead engineer on complex projects. Responsible for completing all aspects of regulatory compliance testing and reporting on client products.
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Lead efforts for technology evaluations, which involves identifying a weighted feature matrix for a specific need and evaluating and scoring products against the desired features; research activities include readings, proof-of-concepts (POCs), and lab testing.
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Pen Test Lead (pillar - Offensive security operation, OSO) IBM is looking for a pen test lead. Has led the team to perform penetration testing exercise across multiple domains web, API, cloud, mobile.
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May perform all aspects of testing and maintenance of electrical power distribution systems. OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Customer Focus Operational Excellence High-Performance Culture Innovation Financial Strength OUR BEHAVIORS Own It Act With Urgency Foster a Customer-First Mindset Think Big and Execute Lead by Example Drive Continuous Improvement Learn and Seek Out Development Vertiv is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
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