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About you:Commissioning, PIDs, biotech, cGMP, ISA data sheets, valve sizing, pump sizing, single-use, CIP/SIP, URS, FS/FDS/FRS, communication, organization, problem solving, hands-on, self-motivated.
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GCS, s3)- Analytical problem-solving skills, ability to analyze application logs to troubleshoot issues- Familiarity with Cloud Computing (GCP a plus)Nice to have- Experience with Javascript- Hands on work with Airflow- Exposure to producer/consumer messaging systems- Has led a small team of developersIQVIA is a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions and clinical research services to the life sciences industry.
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Engage directly in daily hands-on development activities, leveraging expertise in Power BI and related technologies to guide the team and ensure the quality of deliverables. Act as the primary point of contact for daily problem-solving and troubleshooting of complex technical issues, ensuring project momentum and promptly addressing any roadblocks.
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Strong problem-solving skills and creativity Technologies: Ranked in terms of importance: Microsoft 365 (Office apps, Teams, Exchange) Microsoft Windows Server Support (Active Directory, Domain Controllers, Group Policy, DFS) Microsoft Intune (MDM, MAM, Application deployment and patching) Microsoft Entra ID (Conditional Access, Hybrid identity, Single Sign-on) AWS (EC2, S3, AWS Backup) Small office networking (Meraki, VPN, Switches, Firewalls.
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The Allocator will be hands-on with allocations execution, problem-solving and identifying opportunities in the process. Uses creative problem solving when a conventional solution is not apparent.
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This is a hands-on technical role that includes a large component of technical design, cross-team collaboration across POS and Fintech teams, and large-scale technical problem-solving.
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Team-oriented, customer-focused work ethic and time management skills Experience with Microsoft Office, MS Word, and MS Excel Well-developed problem solving and decision-making abilities Attitude of collaboration and desire to develop through learning Experience with metals a plus, but not required—we will train Job Description The Quality Control Inspector conducts first piece, in-process, and final inspections of parts and products throughout the entire product flow in production.
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This hands-on position will support CMC aspects of development, including process chemistry, route optimization, GMP manufacture and clinical supply, and formulation development. In this role, the CMC leader will manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment, enact quick problem-solving to ensure uninterrupted supply of drug for IND-enabling activities including toxicology studies as well as clinical trials.
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Do you have excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to make independent decisions and implement creative decisions based on user research and customer feedback.
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This opportunity will allow you to gain a unique hands-on perspective on our firm’s practices and people, as well as beginning to forge the critical relationships that will help maximize your chance for success in your career.
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Hands-on industry experience strongly preferred (e.g. chemicals, energy, plastics, industrial, agribusiness/food, pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals, materials paper/textile/roll goods, pulp, coal, base metals, rubber, wood/wood products.
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We're seeking an Automation Engineer for Field Quality to perform critical inspections, repairs, and quality control activities at various sites across the continental US. This role combines technical aptitude with hands-on problem-solving, requiring travel and the ability to work flexible hours, including overnight shifts.
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Hands-on experience in training and coaching DBS Fundamentals such as Problem Solving Process (PSP) and Daily Management (DM); Kaizen Event Basics (KEB) ability to identify, plan, execute/facilitate and sustain kaizens.
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The ideal candidate has mastery of both electro-mechanical systems and hydraulic systems, strong problem-solving skills, creativity, and enthusiasm for new ideas. Hands-on design experience with articulated electro-mechanical systems.
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Lead/coach the global commercial teams to install and drive good daily management (DM) and ensure a problem-solving culture using the problem-solving process (PSP) to find root causes and countermeasures for driving/delivering growth plans.
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