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Previous work experience as a lead automation/controls engineer desired. Master’s degree desired Minimum of seven years’ work experience in managing BMS, HVAC, Industrial Controls / Automation, or similar discipline projects.
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Our client, a subsidiary specializing in traffic engineering and transportation design, is seeking a Traffic Engineer Project Manager (Professional Engineer license required) for a fully remote position.
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They're in a very exciting period of growth and I'm helping them find a Lead Cloud Engineer (AWS) for their growing engineering team. Any work with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, Terraform(for AWS), GitLab Pipelines is certainly a plus.
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This role is eligible for a hybrid schedule, with a mix of remote work from your home office in the First District and planned onsite work expected for intentional collaboration. You will participate in a dynamic work environment that has the feel of a startup while also maintaining the benefits of a larger organization.
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IDR is seeking a Lead Software Engineer to join one of our top clients in Boston, MA. If you are looking for an opportunity to join a multinational organization and work within an ever-growing team-oriented culture, please apply today.
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As a Lead Security Solutions Engineer, you will be a key member of the Dynatrace sales engine and will be responsible for providing excellent technical support specifically to the security sales team but also to the broader sales team.
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Flexibility: You will be empowered to maintain a work-life balance with unlimited PTO and a flexible remote work schedule. With real-time monitoring and predictive analytics, we empower electric utilities to lead the clean energy transition.
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Own and rapidly deliver features across the full stack in partnership with your lead engineer. Experience remote work at its best : We claim to do remote right and can't wait to talk to you about it.
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The Supplier Quality Engineer will conduct capability assessments that verify supplier qualifications, travel to assigned suppliers, perform onsite source inspections, and lead multiple projects to completion.
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Well-organised and motivated self-starter able to thrive in a remote work environment. Home-based work environment with twice-yearly team sprints in person. Location: We have home-based lead kernel roles in every timezone, although the individual aspects as listed above may be linked to a specific geographic region.
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We are looking for a Lead Building Engineer to assist the Chief Engineer in directing the mobile engineers with the operations and maintenance of all assigned buildings; provides direct support to field operations, performance metric tracking and reporting, and implements strategic material acquisition strategies.
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This is a full-time, fully remote role that will work EST hours. Job Description This construction company headquartered in Boston is looking for a Lead Software Engineer to join their team.
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National Grid is seeking a Lead Civil / Structural Engineer – Substation Engineering Northborough, MA / Remote Hybrid. Civil / Structural /Project Engineer to support successful and on-time delivery of substation projects including supporting the capital investment plan, distribution and transmission interconnection projects, and other emerging work or new technologies.
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An award-winning and multi-disciplinary Architecture/Engineering firm is currently seeking a Senior Plumbing Engineer to lead/manager exciting and complex projects within the Higher Education, Government, Science and Technology and Healthcare market sectors for their Boston, MA office.
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We are hiring a remote Warehouse Automation Solutions Lead Engineer for our Supply Chain Solutions division. The Warehouse Automation Solutions Lead Engineer will be responsible for leading the effort in identifying, evaluating, piloting and deploying new warehouse automation technologies that will help differentiate Ryder by driving efficiencies to grow existing and win new business.
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