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In this exciting new position as Product Development Expert, you will be responsible for driving innovation and product development for a new coatings technology, as well as providing expert technical support to customers and other areas of the organization.
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Advanced technical skills in ammonia refrigeration, high pressure boiler, compressed air, mechanical and electrical fields (e.g. PLCs, instrumentation, mechanical engineering, etc.) Provides long term solutions and day-to-day support to all operating teams having issues with troubleshooting, problem analysis, equipment failures, etc.
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Role description:The LCRR Technical Manager will act as a technical resource in the areas of water quality and water treatment and support our national Lead and Copper team in proactively providing regulatory guidance and technical direction for drinking water compliance.
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Must be able to work in a supportive team environment that is fast paced with a strong commitment to accountability.
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Operations Technology Transformation Manager, Guidewire PolicyCenter Configuration Technical Lead. As an OTT Insurance Transformation Manager, you will bring considerable technical expertise to deliver effective solutions to clients.
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Provide white-glove service for agents and clients visiting our offices, promoting the teams available to support them in their business. Transaction Support (non CES) (includes, But Not Limited To.
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Min. Qualifications Associates degree in Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, or a related technical field preferably with experience in an R&D, manufacturing, or industrial laboratory. LyondellBasellBasic FunctionThe Cincinnati Technology Center provides research, development, and technical service for polymers and polymer recycling in a laboratory setting.
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Eliassen Group (or World Class Client) is looking to hire a Privacy Attorney/Counsel to provide legal review, guidance and support on privacy, data protection and security matters across the client and its affiliated companies.
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Create and maintain technical documentation for the team to reference and share with our internal customers Provide technical support to regulatory agencies, external auditors, and internal auditors, as required, to respond to audits and examinations of the Bank's control environment.
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Dice is the leading career destination for tech experts at every stage of their careers. Apply via Dice today! Skilled in managing pen test scans and validations using tools such as Bishop Fox.
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The Electro Mechanical Technician will be responsible for the support of production operations, testing, and maintaining unmanned, automated, robotic, or electromechanical equipment. The Electro Mechanical Technician will be responsible for the support of production operations, testing, and maintaining unmanned, automated, robotic, or electromechanical equipment.
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Ability to eventually analyze and interpret technical data, including block, schematic, wiring and logic diagrams with training. Two years of relevant experience in a technical or manufacturing position.
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We take pride in being the nation’s leading allied staffing agency, ensuring top-tier assignments and unparalleled support for allied healthcare professionals nationwide. They will also coordinate outreach activities that support students and families including pediatricians, outside counseling agencies, and agencies such as DCF, DMH, etc.
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Keywords: Datacard, Datacard Customer Engineer, Datacard MX6100, MX6000, troubleshooting, networking, hardware, technical, information technology, mechanical ability, computer repair, printer repair, electronics repair, software, programming, Windows, Datacard Field Service Engineer.
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Job Description: As an IME Specialist, you will be responsible for conducting comprehensive medical assessments, evaluating for permanent partial impairment, and providing objective opinions in a narrative report to support claims adjudication and case management processes.
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