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Advanced Manufacturing Engineer - ForgeThe Advanced Manufacturing Engineer - Forge will lead and support forging process development for medical device products across the company. Qualification RequirementsEducational/Training Requirement: Bachelor’s degree in one of the following disciplines is required: Forge Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering or Chemical Engineering.
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The Analytical Lab Manager will conduct analysis in the Quality Assurance and Reliability Analytical Lab to understand process effects on diverse materials in high-volume electronics manufacturing and working with a multi-disciplinary team to identify and address failure mechanisms.
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The Senior Manufacturing Director | Site Leader is responsible for establishing cost objectives, capacity planning, attainment of production schedules, productivity and efficiency improvements, quality and safety objectives and the development and management of annual budgets and financial performance.
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Trane in the Greater Northeast Region is hiring for a Regional Contracting Leader to join our team. Partners with peer leader in the Automation/Controls business. Family building benefits include fertility coverage and adoption/surrogacy assistance.
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Collaborate with our design engineers to apply DFMAT, APQP, and Lean manufacturing strategies starting at the design of hardware through build and deliverySupport design engineering, analysis, program management and IPT leads, process development, and proposal activities.
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From the first day on the job, you'll work with cutting-edge technologies, collaborate with our R&D and Manufacturing groups. Some positions are at our technical centers in Cincinnati, Ohio and will require travel to vendor and manufacturing locations.
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AECOM’s Water Business Line is seeking a talented and experienced Water Technical Leader to support water treatment and distribution related planning, design, and construction projects throughout the United States.
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Perform other duties as assigned at the discretion of the Store Manager or Guest Service Leader. and involves working a variety of hours, day and night, as EG America locations can be open 24 hours depending on the store.
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Radio Frequency (RF) Components semiconductor wafer foundry is responsible for manufacturing the Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) MMIC chips that power world class defense systems made by Raytheon.
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Team with the Department Leader in the execution of Materials and Process Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Discipline and Raytheon Engineering goals. As a Section Lead, the ideal candidate will be accountable for leveraging all the Mechanical Engineering and Materials and Process Engineering disciplines for technical execution of all engineering required for the development and manufacturing of missile hardware.
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Knowledge of manufacturing processes including, Deep drawing, Metal Spinning, CNC Machining, Non-Destructive Testing and Mechanical Testing. Manufacturing Process Engineer for a motivated client with AS9100 experience.
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The Supervisor reports to the first Shift Manufacturing Manager and leads the execution of commercial pharmaceutical manufacturing according to standard operating procedures and production records in accordance with Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP’s.
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The Materials and Process Engineering (M&PE) Department, which functions within the Mechanical Engineering Discipline team, is seeking a *Section Leader. The Section Leader - Advanced Materials Section job is in Andover, MA and the position is onsite.
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Drives recruiting processes to hire new manufacturing technicians and leads training and development plans of all direct reports. Actively leads a bulk chemical manufacturing production line working with other shift supervisors to ensure consistency across all shiftsDevelops weekly production schedule by partnering with Production Planning, Supply Chain, Quality, and Product Management teams.
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The Manufacturing Engineer III primary function is to provide day to day support of the catheter manufacturing floor operations from an engineering perspective. Lead investigations tied to Non-Conformances, Complaints, and CAPA. Produce as team member or leader of investigative team as required for leadership or engineering technical assistance.
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