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The Advanced Manufacturing Engineering role is intended for dynamic individuals who can leverage a broad range of technical knowledge and experience in an electronic and electro-mechanical engineering, work directly with external suppliers, internal sourcing teams, quality engineering, and R&D engineering (NPI) teams.
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Strong knowledge and experience in Lean Techniques and Operational Excellence tools including but not limited to: Value Stream Mapping, Kaizen facilitation, Problem Solving, Strategy Deployment, 5S, Six Sigma.
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This role is perfect for a seasoned Mechanical Engineer who is passionate about problem-solving and enjoys the challenges of a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
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The Commissioning Engineer must enjoy hands-on work, problem-solving, programming, travel, and striving to ensure automation equipment is functioning at peak performance. Requirements 2-year associate degree in Mechatronics/Robotics or 4-year college degree majoring in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or equivalent experience.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent STEM degree from an ABET accredited institution. - Solving complex engineering challenges with both analytical and experimental approaches.
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Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of the Simpson Strong-Tie. Reasoning: Effective analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills. You will be a technical expert in structural engineering and provide technical support and information to branch engineers, designers, customers, and other business units.
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Excellent problem-solving abilities and a keen eye for detail. A bit about us:We are seeking a dynamic Senior Mechanical Engineer (Rotating and Packaged Equipment) to join our team.
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Job ID: TAP00093 Position : Senior Mechanical Engineer Location : US – MD, Fort Meade (or surrounding area) Category : Hardware Clearance Requirement : Active TS/SCI w/ polygraph Education Requirement : BS in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or related technical field) Experience Requirement : 15 Years TAP is seeking to hire a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join our team.
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Candidates should have a solid understanding of printed circuit board and mechanical design methods and workflow, CAD modeling tools, drafting standards and configuration management methods. Be responsible for managing a group of Printed Circuit Board Designers, Mechanical Designers, Checkers, Component Librarian and Designer Lead.
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Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Civil Engineering. + Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Civil Engineering.
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Must be able to read and understand coax and fiber design printsStrong computer skills with emphasis on applications are requiredAbility to meet deadlines and work with others in a Team environmentYou enjoy problem-solving and like to troubleshoot problems as they ariseHard work pays off.
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Six-sigma Green Belt / DMAIC problem solving experience preferred. Hands-on approach to problem solving, risk identification and resolution. Required Qualifications of a Process Development Engineer: BS or MS in engineering or another relevant discipline.
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Requirements A firm grasp of Computer Science fundamentals, including object-oriented design, data structures, algorithm design, problem-solving, and complexity analysis Experience with PHP, Python, C#, Java or similar language, source control, Javascript, object-oriented principals, MVC, SQL (MySQL, Postgres, MSSQL) Self-organization - We generally have a lot of projects going at the same time, and you need to be able to manage different projects and tasks daily.
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EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS:College degree preferred responsibilities: JOB DUTIES:This position requires a considerable amount of experience in transport engineering, significant project management experience, and good problem solving, analytical, and organizational skills to develop a monthly interconnect implementation plan that supports macro, in-building, small cell, self-perform/third party, ODAS, SNAP(Samsung), LS6, 5G, CRAN, VRAN and MEC build targets.
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Mechanical Engineering Intern. Mechanical Engineering Interns. Chemical Engineering Intern. Civil Engineering Intern. Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Intern.
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