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Keywords: Civil Engineering Project Manager, Residential Development Project Engineer, Land Development Project Manager, Civil Site Development Engineer, Residential Civil Engineer, Site Development Project Coordinator, Land Development Coordinator, Residential Infrastructure Project Manager, Civil Engineering Design Manager, Land Development Consultant.
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V2X Aerospace Solutions has an Electrical Engineer II opportunity to join our Hardware Engineering team in Indianapolis, IN. As an Electrical Engineer II, you will work within a team of talented and experienced engineers performing activities related to design, analysis, simulation, test, and integration of digital electronic modules, FPGAs, and/or CCAs for a variety of DoD applications.
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The Engineering group of Equipment Technologies Inc. is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to lead efforts that include new designs, improvements to existing designs, prototype development, testing and manufacturing support for our agricultural sprayers.
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The Principal Electrical Design Engineer is responsible for the design and development of rugged military electrical systems for ground, shipboard, and/or airborne applications.
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Our client, a civil engineering and surveying firm, is seeking a Project Manager/Civil Engineer for residential site and civil land development projects. Extensive working knowledge of residential and commercial site development including, paving, grading & drainage, sewer, plans, roadway design/drainage & profiles and general plan organization.
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The engineer will utilize their mechanical engineering skills during the proposal and concept evaluation, product development, production, and qualification testing phases of new product design.
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We have particular interest in candidates with understanding of spectroscopy, chromatography, formulation development, and biopharmaceutics and the ability to integrate this understanding with knowledge of molecular properties, product and process design, and product performance to develop drug products that enable pre-clinical programs through commercialization.
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Integrate UX research and design into our agile development process Keep the interface beautiful and easy to use. Seismic continues to expand our product design team, and we're looking for a passionate and talented Product Designer to help us design and build the next generation of Seismic products.
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Design fixture/system to test PCB assembly and/or finished product assembly as well as the procedure for performing tests and documenting the results. Seeking a candidate who will be responsible for the design, development, prototyping, and testing of safety related electronic/electrical products and equipment.
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We are looking for a Civil/Site Project Engineer who will play a key role in the design, planning, and implementation of site civil design/development projects for our clients.
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Tasks include the research, design, concept development, planning, and construction of transmission and distribution substations, power distribution, power regulation, renewable energy, as well as protection and control systems in a wide variety of contexts (utilities, transportation, building, and Federal, State, and local government projects.
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The Senior Roadway Engineer role will focus on both the design of Roadway & Drainage projects locally and nationally but will also oversee the direction & management of a team of junior engineers within the practice.
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Serve as a role model and champion for Product Engineering within Delta and across Masco business units by drawing upon design, manufacturing, analytical, and leadership experience to coach, guide, and most importantly, influence others.
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The Tooling Engineer works closely with Product Engineering to design product tooling that will produce product to standard cost. Design roll tools, winding tools and supporting tooling components for new products and/or existing product improvements.
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Bachelor's degree preferred, equivalent work experience acceptable if in nonprofit development/fundraising, sales/business development, marketing, communications, and/or revenue growth combined with nonprofit experience.
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