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The Senior Substation Engineer will directly oversee AC and DC traction power substation projects that serve SEPTA’s Regional, City and Suburban modes of transportation by developing design drawings and specifications, including electrical control, protection and coordination schemes, switchgear lineups, relay settings, conceptual designs, and facility layouts.
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Wachter is accepting applications for an Audio Visual (AV) Engineer. Valid design, engineering, or installation certifications as needed per specifications by the manufacturer (AVIXA CTS-I or CTS-D preferred, required within a year of hire date)Available and willing to travel.
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The Mechanical Design Principal Engineer is the mechanical/structural subject matter expert who will provide technical leadership to the civil/mechanical team of junior engineers, analysts, and designers.
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Desired experience: AutoCAD; Piping; ASME Pressure Vessel design; Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers; Finite Element Analysis (FEA). A Camden, NJ based manufacturer of pressure vessels and related products is seeking a Project Engineer to join their team.
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Proficiency with technical writing, office automation, discipline-specific design software (i.e., MicroStation, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, ArcGIS, InRoads, Geopak, GeoSlope, ANSYS, STADD, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS), technology, math principles, predictive models, spreadsheets, and tools.
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Lead and/or conduct Civil Engineering design tasks, including civil site plans, zoning permit submissions, subdivision/consolidation plans, storm and sanitary sewer and water design plans and profiles, site grading, stormwater management, soil erosion and sediment control, traffic signs and markings, and maintenance and protection of traffic.
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The Philadelphia area offices seek a highly motivated Structural/Bridge Engineer with 5-10 years of experience in bridge design to join our established transportation practice. It is expected that you will function as a lead technical design engineer and depending on level of experience, you may also serve as the Project Manager of various projects.
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You should be able to manage electrical design work at large scale waste/wastewater facilities in New York City for the DEP. Depending on your career desires, this position starts as a Senior or Principal Engineer within the group but could lead to Northeast or even National Electrical Group Lead roles.
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Experience with software defined antenna equipment and other software defined user equipment Experience with Radium, Argocd, Rancher, and Keycloak Experience with software testing, configuration management, and test automation Familiarity with distributed systems, algorithms, and software design patterns Proficiency working with different software development tools (Git, SVN, Jenkins, Maven, Gradle, Nexus, etc.
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Job Description McCormick Taylor is actively seeking an experienced mid-level Highway Engineer with a minimum of 6+ years of PennDOT highway/transportation design experience for our Philadelphia office.
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This role will assess business processes and identify areas of application for RPA technologies, as well as architect, design, develop, and deploy software robots, or bots, to work alongside humans to enhance business process efficiency.
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Under general supervision, the Field Engineer will commission AV systems at client sites to provide the optimal performance according to the scope and design intent. Contributes lessons learned feedback to the install, design, and pre-sales engineering teams to constantly improve system designs, product selection, and implementation.
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Essential Functions: Possess top level technical knowledge of PLC/PC/HMI/robotics (Mitsubishi, Festo, Balluff, Standard Bots)Design, configure and troubleshoot electrical and pneumatic solutions.
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Our Controls Engineer is a contributing engineer who is primarily a technical resource to support the sales team and helps salespeople and customers select the best solution from our Automation product offerings.
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As a member of the Information Services Department, the Identity & Access Management (IAM) Engineer will be responsible for managing Security Projects and Initiatives, implementing and maintaining Authentication and Authorization Frameworks, design and implementation of Lifecycle and Access Strategies leveraging the IGA tool to implement the Firm’s Information Security policy as well as industry best practices.
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