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We are hiring for a Senior Engineer to join our Van Note-Harvey business and lead multi-discipline design projects on a full-time, direct basis at our office in Princeton, NJ. Attend meetings (project and public) and participate in planning/zoning board meetings.
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Responsibilities: We are seeking a highly skilled CSV (Computer System Validation) Consultant with expertise in GxP (Good Practice) and SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley) compliance to join our team. A minimum of years of experience in computer system validation, with a focus on GxP and SOX compliance.
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Job Site: Operations Senior Leads will start and end shifts at our South Brunswick, NJ warehouse. As a Warehouse Senior Lead you will be expected to lift and carry items weighing up to 50lbs.
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The Senior Product Marketing Manager is a valued member of our Marketing Operations Team and is responsible for leading a portfolio of sterile injectable pharmaceutical products in the acute and non-acute space.
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We are seeking an innovation-focused Senior Software Engineer specializing in Intelligent Automation, AI, and Software Development to join our IT Commercialization & Enabling Functions (C&EF) team.
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The Senior Regional Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) Manager be responsible for partnering with a regional operations team in our Amazon Fulfillment Network to execute company WHS policies and ensure compliance to all applicable local and regional regulations.
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110k to 150k Job Description Senior Technical Project Manager – central NJ – hybrid option available Our client is a growing leader in technology areas that will be hot for the next couple of decades- Electric vehicle (EV) charging, smart grid interfaces, etc.
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Senior Consultant with the following duties:•Create and execute test plans and scripts that will determine optimal application performance according to specifications mentioned by the client.
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As a Senior Statistical Project Leader (Director) in our Statistical Innovation Hub, you will serve as the expert lead statistician in digital biomarkers for defining novel digital endpoints or re-engineering existing endpoints from digital Clinical Outcome Assessments (COAs.
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With new senior leadership at the helm, ETS aims to continue changing the lives of all learners as we expand our organization's global footprint. The Senior Software Product Engineer will collaborate closely with the product team to design, prototype, and develop software solutions.
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Lead the supply planning to maintain service, inventory with contract manufacturing.
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Job Title: Intelligent Automation Senior Manager Job Location: Princeton (Must be able to be on-site 60% of the time) Job Duration: Permanent (Hybrid Role) About Client: Our client is committed to creating extraordinary futures together by developing antibody products and pioneering breakthrough therapies that change the lives of patients and the future of cancer treatment and serious diseases.
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Experience in IPS / Vulnerabilities Protection Fine tuning identification of false positive and remediation of Vulnerabilities.
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Senior Brand Manager, US Digestive Health. This position reports into the Senior Director of Digestive Health and Eye. The anticipated start date is September 2024. Senior Director of Digestive Health & Eye.
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