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This Mechanical Engineering Co-Op will be joining a cross functional product development team responsible for creating high value power protection solutions for customers worldwide.
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The Marine Engineer will be the technical lead for, research, design and development of products and equipment that are complimentary to the product line. You will work in a team environment with other engineers and project management to execute the design, analysis, and testing to achieve final product development.
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We are seeking an experienced, high caliber Senior Electromechanical/Mechatronics Engineer to collaborate with teams in designing and developing complex electro-mechanical medical devices and test equipment to support critical aspects of our product development pipeline.
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Performs experiments and testing supporting product development. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field. 0 to 1 years experience in the design and development of devices preferred (co-op or internship) but not mandatory.
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We are looking for a Product Development Associate Scientist to join our talented and diverse technical team. B.S. or associates degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science or related field.
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Product Development will lead teams responsible for the overall execution of critical business programs from concept development through manufacturing transfer and commercialization.
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Lead a team to effectively and efficiently deliver System and Hardware Product Development programs and projects, working closely with mechanical, electrical and embedded systems teams.
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Our solutions span use cases across the product life cycle, from product development to mass production and aftermarket operations, and they address an array of industries, including automotive, aerospace, healthcare, consumer products, heavy industry, machine design and research and development.
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Provide quality engineering support for the design, assembly and integration of a variety of opto-mechanical and electrical assemblies. We are looking for a Quality Engineer who is excited about space and technology applications to join the L3Harris Imaging Division in Wilmington, MA. This Quality Engineer will support the new product implementation of space-based imaging systems.
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The Principal Mechanical Engineer will work directly as a member of a new product development team, applying their mechanical expertise to deliver a novel, integrated system to solve immediate customer challenges.
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Experience in new product development and introduction (NPD/NPI), and in design transfer. Bachelor's or Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
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Cross-functional Collaboration: Drive close collaboration with cross-functional teams inside and outside our company including, project management, supply chain, marketing, product development, customer service, and engineering to seamlessly integrate new packaging with new product formulations to support overall brand strategy.
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Need to be responsible for completing engineering work and contribute to new product development teams and product support, typically including the following activities: technology development, test of materials or products, preparation of specifications, six sigma, process studies, process improvements, and report preparation.
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We are seeking an R&D Staff Systems Engineering in the Sports Medicine business to drive and system engineering activities for new product development. Leadership if any: Experience leading new product development activities in medical device or another regulated industry.
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Manage the mechanical panel portion for new product development. This person would work with a small team of refrigeration, electrical and manufacturing engineers to bring the new product though its full product development process, which includes early concept thru production support.
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