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Lead Software Engineer, DevOps. As a DevOps Engineer, you'll have the opportunity to be on the forefront of driving a major transformation within Capital One. At least 6 years of experience in DevOps Engineering (Internship experience does not apply.
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Requirements for the Geotechnical Project Engineer: Bachelor of Sciences degree (B.S.) from an accredited four-year college or university in a Civil Engineering curriculum with a strong concentration in geotechnical engineering or equivalent applicable curriculum is required.
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Preferably with certifications as one of the following: Certified Cost Consultant, Certified Cost Engineer, Certified Cost Technician, or a Certified Estimating Professional, scheduling professional.
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Experience with Azure DevOps for Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)pipelines. Lead and manage a team of DevOps engineers (onshore and offshore), providing guidance, mentorship, and support to ensure the team's success.
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As Senior DevOps engineer you will be partnering with various organizations, development, IT and Global Security, and drive technical solutions within the CI/CD pipeline and other tools utilized by the Fusion Applications development teams.
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Would you describe yourself best as a design engineer, a construction manager, or an engineering contract administrator? This project management position offers the opportunity to have your hands on a diverse range of projects supporting your continued growth and experience as a well-rounded civil engineer.
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EIT (Engineer in Training) certificate required, PE (Professional Engineer) license or interest in obtaining preferred. The Civil Engineer (Project Manager) with the City of Concord, NH has a significant impact in supporting the city's capital improvement and development projects.
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Industrial Engineers apply advanced problem-solving techniques and Lean Manufacturing principles to design, develop, and optimize production processes to maximize throughput, efficiency, and value.
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The Interface Engineer is responsible for the analysis, design, implementation, and maintenance of Workday, HL7 and/or other system integration functions as assigned by the Integration Manager.
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Can work collaboratively with Sales, Marketing, Support, and Engineering; the Sales Engineer should be the technical bridge between CrowdStrike and prospects/customers. If so, CrowdStrike is seeking a Sales Engineer with significant security expertise.
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MJ is seeking an Airport Civil Engineer to join our widely respected and diverse Aviation Division in our Northeast Office Locations. The Airport Civil Engineer will work under close supervision; receive specific detailed instructions as to required tasks and results expected.
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Engineer in Training Certificate (EIT) Professional Engineer License (PE) Associate Distribution Engineer. Fundamentals of Engineer Certifications. Assignments may also include: preparing forestry trimming requests, facilitating permit and Right-of-Way acquisition, development of a BOM, estimating costs, and customer advocacy such as acquiring easements.
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Completion of the Air Force Flight Test Engineer course or comparable. Completion of Officer Training School (OTS), Air Force Academy (AFA) or Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) Completion of the Air Force Flight Test Engineer course or comparable.
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In addition, the IAM engineer helps with provisioning, governing access, SSO, directory services, technical integrations and supporting behavioral analytics. The IAM engineer helps define, establish, maintain, and manage identities across the organization.
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This role works under the guidance of company's Professional Engineer. · Engineer-In-Training certification. Our unique aluminum, pre-engineered box beam system can span areas in excess of 100 feet, while providing a clean, finished appearance that is virtually maintenance-free, energy efficient and highly corrosion resistant.
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