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This includes assisting in defining strategic marketing initiatives, liaising with R&D to communicate customer technical requirements, and ensuring support commitments are fulfilled to deliver customer satisfaction.
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Technical Project Management When supporting our Project Management teams, you will coordinate and deliver multiple, simultaneous Building Automation , Fire/Life Safety , or Integrated Security projects of various complexities in commercial buildings.
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First line of defense for technical support prior to calling factory tech support or dispatching service technician. Provide commercial and high-level technical product sales training to district office personnel and customers.
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Technical Services Representative Days FTDescription:DMC University Laboratories (DMCUL) is a regional, integrated laboratory system providing services to the eight hospitals of Detroit Medical Center.
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A subsidiary of Veolia Group, Veolia North America (VNA) offers a full spectrum of water, waste and energy management services, including water and wastewater treatment, commercial and hazardous waste collection and disposal, energy consulting and resource recovery.
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Role Summary As one of our Technical Program Managers, you will oversee Manufacturing Engineering projects from concept through launch, including conceptualization, design, procurement, installation, commissioning, and turnover to Operations.
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This position is also to serve technical support and product presentations between Hirose Japan, US Auto Sales, and customers. Must be able to work with Hirose Japan Sales and Engineering team overtime as neededA strong level of engineering aptitude with ability to communicate technical solutions, along with a full understanding of all Hirose product lines is required to help address and solve customer related problems.
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Company: Stillman Law Office Location: Farmington Hills, MI (Onsite) About Stillman Law Office: Stillman Law Office is a dynamic multi-state law firm located in Farmington Hills, MI. Committed to continuous improvement, we blend expertise with technology to provide exceptional legal services.
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Generate new and maintain existing technical documents including but not limited to manuals for site planning, installation, startup, programming, service, and retrofit, parts sales catalogs, and product training materials.
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To accelerate on our journey of delivering a world-class experience and supporting users of all sizes across industries, we are looking for a dynamic Technical Content Developer, AutoCAD responsible for managing a catalog of product support content for AutoCAD.
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As a recognized leader in the specification, design, development, validation and production launch of advanced vehicle and powertrain systems, IAV Automotive Engineering deploys a leading team of technical experts, engineering tools and program processes from its North American Headquarters in Novi, Michigan.
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The Technical Director is responsible for Connection Church's technical operations, including lighting, sound, video, set design, and coordinating necessary staff and maintenance of AVL equipment.
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Work in tandem with our technical team to present solutions and benefits for that specific prospect and their industry. Travel (up to 40%) to customers locations in North America (mainly day trips within driving or flying distance) to perform technical demonstrations and conduct business meetings.
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Global leaders such as Audi, Ford, Jaguar Land Rover, General Electric, and Honeywell depend on QNX technology for their in-car electronics, medical devices, industrial automation systems, and other mission- or life-critical applications.
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As a Technical Sales Engineer, You Will Have The Opportunity To Tap Into Your Curiosity And Collaborate With Some Of The Most Innovative And Diverse People Around The World. Technical Sales, Automotive OEM.
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