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The responsibility of the Sales Engineer for Industrial Markets will be to focus on industrial (non-municipal fire) applications for our products, support the current commercial team to identify, nurture and close opportunities, as well as report back to the Business market conditions as associated with current and future market opportunity, product mix, requirements for marketing support and identification of trends that may provide for growth within, or to expand our scope of focus.
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Tool & Die Development Engineer - Plastic Extrusion We are looking for an experienced Tool & Die Development Engineer to join our growing team! Job Type: Full Time, On-site Responsibilities for the Tool & Die Development Engineer: Design new thermoplastic extrusion tooling for single screw extrusion machines, employing vacuum sizing techniques.
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Performs hydraulic modeling analysis as requested on distribution and transmission pipeline system
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PURPOSE: Plan and coordinate activities of Research & Development relating to design and development of tooling, automation of equipment, new processes.
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Candidate will be supporting mechanical engineering to sustain current product lines of hydraulic lift equipment
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As a partner to all of the major automobile manufacturers, as well as key players in the aerospace and industrial sectors, we offer you many development opportunities. Job Type : Engineer.
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Cryogenic Industrial Equipment Design Engineer. Our industrial gases are used in countless applications, from life-saving oxygen for hospitals to high-purity & specialty gases for electronics manufacturing, hydrogen for clean fuels and much more.
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Conduct mechanical design engineering activities for battery pack projects. Ensure double-sided traceability with the mechanical architecture and provide work results under a configuration management (material designation, versioning, storage location, etc.
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A leading global industrial engineering client is looking for a talented Design Engineer. Design Engineer - Industrial Equipment. BS Degree in engineering (mechanical or Industrial preferred.
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As a Corporate Controls Engineer, you will play a crucial role in supporting projects across all of Daisy Brand’s Manufacturing Facilities. Seeking a highly skilled and experienced Corporate Controls Engineer to join our team.
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The Principal Mechanical Engineer performs high level, engineering analysis, design or re-design, validation and troubleshooting of complex components for client equipment. Job Title: Principal Mechanical Engineer.
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As a Field Service Engineer, you will provide product service and sales support to our internal and external clients. A Field Service Engineer is required to travel for training, off-site meetings, to other branches, and to client locations to assist in troubleshooting problematic machines.
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Must be able to meet and continue to meet any applicable state, county, and municipal licensing requirements for Security Officers/Guard
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Open to H1B transfer or TN visa
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