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Provide technical oversight and maintain quality systems that are effective and comply with federal, state, local, and other applicable international regulations, and standards, as well as in accordance with internal Bausch & Lomb policies and procedures for the St. Louis site Equipment Value Stream.
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Bachelor's degree or higher in Systems Engineering or in related technical or scientific fields such as engineering, physics, mathematics, operations research, engineering management, Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program, or equivalent Mid level experience as a Systems Engineer.
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The solution engineer will focus their work on 'data is an asset' thinking across the enterprise, integrating the Data Governance tools implementations of Collibra Data Integration Catalog, Collibra Data Quality, BigID Data Privacy and Retention, and Informatica SaaS MDM/RDM.
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POSITION SUMMARY: As a Data Governance Data Engineer, this position will be responsible for implementing and integrating data management applications, including Master Data Management (MDM), Data Catalog and Data Quality.
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As our Site Reliability Engineer, you will need strong logic and problem-solving skills to guide creation and maintenance of reusable enterprise cloud technology solutions. As a Contract Site Reliability Engineer you will report to a Manager and be part of a team that provides software engineering services to a forecasting system owned by the client This role will assist with designing and enhancing existing infrastructure solutions by leveraging experience to help set cloud technology direction.
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The Control Engineer at MilliporeSigma in St. Louis, MO is a critical engineering role that is responsible to provide electrical designs for assigned projects with an emphasis on support of electrical power distribution.
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Job Summary:This position will work with cutting edge technology, deliver high quality solutions across various industries, and collaborate with teams on engagements that range in size and scope.
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Are you a Mechanical Engineer with a passion for innovation and hands-on problem-solving? How to Apply: If you’re ready to make a significant impact as a Mechanical Engineer, send your resume to kandice.unfried@expresspros.com and join a team where your expertise is valued, and your career can thrive.
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Education/Experience: Bachelor’s degree (B.S) in Engineering or equivalent from four-year college or university; 5 years related experience and/or training including boiler operating experience, experience with Waste Heat Recovery Generators, as a Power Plant Engineer, or Stationary Engineer License.
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We need a Quality Engineer who can: Leads, mentors and develops a team engaged in quality control activities in coordination with Launch EngineeringEnsure that systems and processes are in place to achieve or exceed key goals in product/launch quality and customer service.
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QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or related field5+ years of progressive work experience in Quality Engineering in a manufacturing environment, Strong preference for previous Automotive industry and/or die cast industry experienceHave a working knowledge of manufacturing and CNC machining processesMust have CMM experience.
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Skilled in PPAP and APQPKnowledge of Quality Assurance techniques with an emphasis on Statistical Process Control (SPC)Demonstrated ability to develop project plans and manage projects to successful completionAdvanced computer software understanding to create, use, and manipulate reports, word processing, spreadsheet, etc.
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Be our next Senior Structural Engineer/ Project Manager for our St Louis, Missouri office within the Infrastructure & Transportation business practice. Assist project managers with scoping and budgeting for structural work and be responsible for quality assurance of deliverables.
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Supports launches until a successful “hand-off” is agreed upon with customer quality engineering Supports Company’s New Product Review process (NPR) for the launch of new products. Approves all quality specifications, APQP documentation and PPAP submissions.
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Works in tandem with business analysts, data architect and data/BI engineers to design data pipelines and recommends ongoing optimization of data storage, data ingestion, data quality and orchestration.
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