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Are you a Controls Engineer looking to work on cutting edge projects in the manufacturing industry with a company offering streamline advancement to directorship? This role would suit a Controls Engineer looking for a local role, with bonuses and working on industry leading projects.
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The Zone Lead supports all aspects of the visual merchandising processes for the store by planning, in conjunction with the Zone Manager, and leading the transitions, reinventions, product assortment changes, and resets while at the same time maintaining visual integrity, a neat/clean, organized environment, and inspiring guests to discover ideas and solutions through compelling visual merchandising.
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The Area Sales Manager is a key member of the sales team that covers the Southeast region.
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When you join our team, you’ll enjoy extra savings with a 20% discount on almost everything in store – even food!
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You will gain career experience in the areas of eCommerce, logistics, information technology, customer service, and grocery retail.
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The work involves executing test cases, validating software controls and equipment, and documenting issues.
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The Automation and Controls Management Engineer will be responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining automation systems and controls within our manufacturing facility. Utilize Aveva Wonderware for SCADA and HMI development and maintenance.
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Store Inventory Control Team Lead. Store Merchandising Team Lead. Logistics Team Lead. Sales Team Lead Softlines. Sales Team Lead Hardlines. Other Requirements (Excluding Lead Cashier.
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The Lead partners with the management team on store priorities with a focus on in-store customer experience, inventory management, omni activities and cashwrap efficiency while promoting a positive work environment and executing operational processes in compliance with company standards and policies.
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Lead Team Members perform the duties of a Team Member and act in a lead capacity in the absence of the Store Team Leader or Assistant Team Leader. The duties of the Lead Team Member include assisting customers in locating and purchasing merchandise, operating a cash register, stocking and recovering merchandise, cleaning the store, and performing other duties as assigned by the Store Team Leader to maximize store profitability and customer satisfaction while protecting company assets.
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Under the supervision of the Group Sales or Department Manager, the Team Leader gives daily direction to the associates in one of the departments within the store, to include: merchandise presentation, inventory control, pricing, sales enhancements, stocking, and customer service activities.
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Become a subject matter expert (SME) of the implementation; work with various workstreams to identify and resolve defects in both internal and customer facing phases of the project
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Responsible for designing fixtures with input from engineering manager and weld technicians.
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The engineer engages in writing and testing code, perform troubleshooting and data analysis as needed and recommend solutions in line with direction of the company. Software Engineer is responsible for developing software programs or systems that align with user needs and supports Partners’ business operations.
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As the lead housekeeper you and your staff will keep all resident rooms, activity & dining rooms and public spaces clean. We are an exceptional assisted living community, personalizing in the approach of ensuring every resident has their specific needs met at every stage.
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