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The Finance MBA Leadership Development Program (MBA LDP) is a four-year program designed to successfully develop a pipeline of future leaders for Johnson & Johnson through a combination of diverse rotational assignments, targeted training, and continuous coaching and development.
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Presales Solution Architect - Digital Workplace is responsible for driving and co owning digital workplace solution sales, business development and marketing activities across North America. Digital Workplace Solutions includes a focus on technologies inclusive of Service Desk, End User Computing, Desktop Engineering, Field Services, Microsoft Cloud; Business Productivity Applications, Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC), windows 10 migration, O365 & Skype for Business migration.
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Role: Databricks Engineer with Pyspark & Python Exp. This position is for a Cloud Data / Reporting engineer with a background in SQL and data warehousing for enterprise level systems. 10+ years - SQL Server based development of large datasets.
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Design, develop, and implement Siemens PLC-based control systems for various industrial applications.
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The Lead Civil Engineer will be working with our Engineering and Estimating team supporting Business Development and Operations teams to both design civil plans and review 3rd party designs of solar PV systems.
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Performs advanced complex assignments, which require the application of engineering education, training or experience under the close supervision of a Professional Engineer. Professional Engineer (PE) license.
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With a strong commitment to excellence, we are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Transportation Engineer to join our team in Parlin, New Jersey. Professional Engineer (PE) License: Possess a valid Professional Engineer (PE) license in the state of New Jersey or the ability to obtain one within six months of employment.
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The Field Service Engineer II for Leica Biosystems is responsible for supporting the needs of our customers, which directly impacts patient health and overall well-being. This position is part of the Service Organization located in New Jersey and will be fully remote.
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Cavalier Logistics is seeking a Business Development Executive to join our team in Mountainside, NJ, near Newark Airport. Our company offers a generous commission structure and allows Business Development Executives to earn commission for the lifetime of the account.
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Transformer Design Engineer. Familiar with design, manufacturing, and test requirements published by IEC, IEEE, NEMA, UL, CE and CSA. Properties of various types of insulations utilized in the transformer industry,such as Nomex, Cequin, Mylar, Epoxy.
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We seek a full-time Structural Engineer with broad design and construction expertise to provide investigation, analysis, reports, and testimony where technical and scientific answers are needed to help resolve civil litigation and insurance claims.
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Role: SUPPORT ENGINEER. Knowledge on MDM/MAM tools such as MobileIron, Intune, etc. Knowledge and hands-on experience on MFA (Multifactor Authentication), password reset process, SSPR (Self Service Password Reset), Knowledge on AD/File share and Printer configuration.
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Minimum of 3 - 4 years in proven package development project work/quality experience, preferably in the cosmetics, consumer goods or related field. Active participation in identifying new and improved processes that will result in reduced turnaround time of the New Product Development Process.
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Roles - Business Development Executive/Business Development Manager. Crafting business proposals and contracts to draw in more revenue from clients. Roles - Business Development Executive/Business Development Manager.
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As an AI/ML Engineer, you will play a key role in developing cutting-edge machine learning models and implementing AI solutions to solve complex problems. Trinity Solar is seeking a talented and motivated AI/ML Engineer to join our dynamic team.
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