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Parker Hannifin is a Fortune 250 global leader in motion and control technologies. This position is subject to meeting export compliance eligibility requirements. Must have the ability to work with, repair, and build wiring harnesses with solderless and solder type connections.
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Fabricate and design set-ups of digital sine/random, shock test equipment including accelerometer hook-ups, centrifuge, LabVIEW data acquisition systems. Independently fabricate, design, set-up and trouble shoot experimental or limited run assembly and/or test activities on complex hydraulic, pneumatic, and electronic set-ups.
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Parker Hannifin is a Fortune 250 global leader in motion and control technologies with over $19B in sales. Under the direction of the division controller, supervise accounting functions to assure that all inventory costs are properly stated, according to generally accepted accounting principles.
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Studies existing and new legislation, audits current policies and practices, and obtains opinions from legal counsel to ensure compliance and to reduce potential company liability. Conducts confidential internal investigations into a variety of Human Resources or other business matters as required.
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The division accounting manager reports directly to the division controller. Experience with general ledger account reconciliation, review and critical analysis. Identify opportunities and implement solutions that will result in greater efficiency and accuracy, help to streamline and create efficiencies with current processes and procedures.
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