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Knowledge of all or some of the following:*Digital and analog circuit design*Firmware development in C Language*Embedded Systems*LabView*Schematic capture and PCB Layout*Sensors (pressure/speed/position)*National instruments hardwareDuties:*Design and Development of electronic devices through reverse engineering of OEM components.
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Strong field sales career growth & talent development culture for top performers. Responsibilities include Associate development, customer service, asset protection and store maintenance.
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Work with VP, Mortgage Sales & Development and Assistant Manager, Sales & Development to identify trends, product enhancements and process improvements in order to capture a greater share of the business.
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Perks:*State of the art manufacturing operation*Growing and stable company with no layoffs*Future advancement and professional technical growth*Willing to sponsor H1B US VISA's*Outstanding relocation package to include up to 5 years mortgage or rental differential payments.
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Requirement:*Seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer with skills in hardware, firmware and software. Will use all of your skills in hardware, software and firmware engineering to produce aftermarket electronic devices.
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This will be a diverse line switches and modules and valves.
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This will be a diverse line switches and modules and valves.
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This will be a diverse line switches and modules and valves.
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Mentorship and progressive career development opportunities. Launch a rewarding career as an ABA Behavior Technician (BT) with ACES in Bartlesville, OK! Apply for this ABA Behavior Technician (BT) job today with ACES in Bartlesville, OK and turn your passion for helping others into an impactful career.
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Knowledge of all or some of the following: Digital and analog circuit design Firmware development in C Language Embedded Systems LabView Schematic capture and PCB Layout Sensors (pressure/speed/position) National instruments hardware Compensation & Other Details Salary Range: $90000 - $110000 Location: Bartlesville, OK Type: Direct Hire Remote: No Relocation Assistance: Yes Visa Sponsorship: Willing to sponsor H1B US VISA'S.
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