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Keywords: Water/Wastewater, Project Engineer, Municipal, Texas Licensed Professional Engineer, Project Management, Technical Report Writing, Industry Technology, Client Relations, Construction, Design, Regulations, Growth, Advancement.
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Strong technical writing skills and the ability to synthesize information from multiple SMEs into a clear, concise narrative. High School / GED or technical school with 6 years of relevant experience, including at least 1 year of cGMP experience.
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Technical writing for engineering studies, Basis of Design documents, and narratives for non-technical audience explaining engineering concepts to facilitate decision-making; Technical writing experience and proficiency.
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Possess strong technical verbal and technical writing skills and be able to read technical literature and engineering plans. Checks the accuracy (formal and informal QA/QC) of assigned tasks completed by other engineering and technical staff.
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6 years of strong technical competency and experience with web applications, web services, writing Java functions, XML, unit-testing, shell-scripting and RDBMS is a must. Experience writing and executing detailed test cases, test plans and test design documents.
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Minimum of 10 years of technical writing and diagraming skills, including proficiency with modeling and mapping tools (e.g., Visio, Erwin), and the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and MS Project.
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Excellent writing skills and a passion for storytelling and digital content. 3+ years of experience in a content-creation field – for example, technical marketing, product marketing, or engineering content development.
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This is an ideal position for a software or electrical engineer with a strong test engineering background, and in-depth knowledge of the V93000 system, ST7 and ST8 test program architecture as well as strong SW skills for writing test methods and tooling to meet customer needs.
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You will report to the Technical Director, and take part in the full game creation process from design and architecture, writing technical documentation, implementation, debugging and polish and tuning gameplay features to ensuring owned features are shipped under performance, memory and load time budgets.
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Additional engineering studies for highly technical clients whose details include but are not limited to payback analyses, knowledge of industry trends, and local contractor and maintenance expertise.
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Technical writing to include standard operating procedure (SOP) document, test protocols, and test reports, investigational summaries, risk assessment, and assistance with regulatory submissions.
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Acts as technical expert on assigned projects when operating as an individual contributor, and acts as Project Manager on smaller scope or specialty projects as assigned. Capable of correctly operating technical analysis equipment and computer equipment.
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We're looking for a Senior Software Engineer to be responsible for analyzing, coding, writing, and running unit tests, and debugging complex service-oriented systems. You will work with Software Architects, Product Managers, product developers, subject matter experts, technical support team members and others on game design and development.
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Supports developing, analyzing collecting, and storing various system support technical data elements and specifications for evaluation and assists with making recommendations. Track record of tooling such as writing scripts and introducing automation to reduce daily tasks.
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Moderate proficiency with technical writing, office automation and communication software, technology, math principles, predictive models, and tools. Provides technical assistance and guidance for due diligence, investigation, remediation, impact assessment, and environmental permitting projects.
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