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Responsibilities: Convert business requirements to Technology specifications Conduct Unit and Integration testing Assist in User Acceptance testing and troubleshooting, production deployment and automation.
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Title: Product Change Manager (Hybrid) Location: East Hanover, NJ Job Description: The Product Change Manager serves as a lead for commercialization projects that result in a new or changing product and/or package.
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Independent ownership of all lifecycle deliverables in the Qualification of equipment and full CSV for single and multi-user Computerized Systems. Ability to work with the end user to identify and document User and Functional Requirements.
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Responsibilities: New Product Strategy and Planning: Develop and execute the NPI strategy aligned with the company's overall product roadmap and business goals. Continuous Improvement and Analysis: Conduct post-launch reviews and analysis to evaluate the success of NPI projects against established metrics and KPIs. Identify opportunities for product enhancements, process improvements, and cost optimization.
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Python, PERL, MATLAB, SQL) to triage defects with developers; (3) technical management tools ADO and JIRA to oversee development progress and Agile enterprise-scale software development; (4) financial modeling to develop profitability models to drive business cases for product; and (5) visual analytics (PowerBI, QlikView, Tableau.
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Experience in SDLC and Agile/Scrum methodology, including: eliciting/documenting user stories/acceptance criteria, backlog management, and Sprint reviews. Collaborate with project teams and business partners during project planning, incremental software delivery reviews, and User Acceptance testing to ensure the software has been implemented based on the specifications.
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On-Board Scientific is hiring a Senior Project Manager (PMP) based out of Summit, NJ!
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A Staff Electrical Designer will perform various phases of planning, site evaluations, analytical designs, report preparation, specifications, and preparation of proposal and construction documentation and electrical plans as part of a project team.
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Engage directly with strategic customers and broader Customer Success organization to synthesize the “voice of customer” for product roadmap development. Support ongoing strategic initiatives for product and organizational improvements.
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Thank you for your interest in becoming a Paid Product Tester. Each product test is conducted by a third party, independent company. Product tests and online studies are typically lower.
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The role involves coordinating user acceptance testing of MES recipes, developing validation test cases, performing testing, and providing operational and technical training. Additionally, the position requires developing system technical documentation, leading training efforts, authoring deviations including CAPAs, coordinating with product vendors for incident solutions, managing recipe version controls, and providing direct support to various internal departments.
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Must work with Product Owner and Scrum Master and to capture business needs, features and user stories to be prioritized based on business impact and complexity. Work closely with Scrum Master to assist with backlog grooming, user stories management and prioritization of features based on release.
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Join our growing marketing team by sampling food and beverage to Target shoppers!
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Some studies such as clinical trial in-person focus groups pay as high as $500 per study. This opportunity is for completing market research opportunities with independent brands via online or phone.
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The Graphic Designer will support all aspects of digital and print content development by working closely with stakeholders and marketing team members. This is a hands-on position for a creative, branding-conscious, and detail-oriented designer.
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