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Performing other duties as required What you will need: Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering; Master's or PhD preferred 10+ years of experience in one or more of ECU design, architecture definition, semiconductor selection, performance evaluation, or software system architecture definition in an automotive industry.
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4+ years of prior commercial plumbing design experience as an engineering MEP consultant or plumbing contractor required. Mid-level transportation design engineers with WDOT exp.
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Nearest Major Market:Detroit Job Segment: Software Engineer, Aerospace Engineering, Electronics Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Design Engineer, Engineering. Strong knowledge of C programming, model-based design, architectural design, engineering calculations and analysis.
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The EHS Specialist performs plant-level safety and environmental compliance duties under limited supervision. Assists with plant-level environmental compliance and sustainability initiatives (hazardous waste, air emissions, water, obtaining and maintaining permits, etc.
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Lead the design and implementation of complex cloud solutions using Microsoft Azure, focusing on integration with Databricks and Azure Data Factory. - Azure Data Engineering or Databricks Certification.
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Akkodis is seeking a Propulsion Systems Engineering (expertise in catalyst function and durability for exhaust gas treatment of internal combustion engines) for a 12-month contract with extensions with a client in Dearborn, MI (Onsite.
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Duties: Leads data projects and collaborates with cross-functional stakeholders to understand business needs, formulate complete end-to-end solution that includes business requirements, data gathering (including data structure design) to feed downstream analytics, machine learning modeling (including feature engineering), and reporting, including design data processing pipeline and develop prototypes and proof-of-concepts.
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Collaborating with R&D, production, and QC to ensure new formulations meet market and specific customers' requirements Qualifications Four- year degree in Polymer Chemical Engineering or relatable fieldFive to Ten years of experience with polyester/polyether foam.
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Ensuring Foam manufacturing equipment runs safely, efficiently, and effectivelyLead the team in product development process from initial phase of product design to processingProvide technical service and participate in the trial runs with the current and new productsIdentify technology trends and determine how they can be used in manufacturing operations.
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Experience with Technical Architect functions in DevSecOps solutions, and additioanlly, Conceptual Data model, Logic Data model, High level Design & Low-Level Design. Lead solution design, architecture, and delivery for enterprise-level projects with a particular focus on DevSecOps.
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The Technical Manager (Polymer Chemist/Engineer) will be responsible for developing and modifying materials, equipment, tooling and processing techniques and to stabilize the process for the future as well.
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Experience in designing and executing municipal water/wastewater treatment facilities via design-bid-build, design-build, or other alternative delivery methods is a plus. We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to lead design efforts for treatment plant expansions, pump station rehabilitation, greenfield projects, electrical equipment replacements, and SCADA upgrade projects.
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Additionally, the candidate will direct a team of engineers that regularly perform engineering analyses, PLS-CADD modeling, structure loading calculations, design structure framing and hardware assemblies, draft plans and specifications, and prepare bill of materials and procurement documents across project planning, engineering, environmental, permitting, and construction management phases.
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Qualifications: •BS, MS or PhD in Computer Architecture, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related field with 10+ years of experience in distributed systems development and design.
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Three (3) or more years of experience in design, engineering, maintenance or operations of a process facility (water, wastewater, refining, chemical processing etc.) Knowledge of plant engineering software such as SCADA and/or process modelling software (Ovation, Emerson EDS, Trend Minder, Seeq, Aspen HYSYS, Biowin etc.
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