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Purpose:As a Project Engineer, you will be part of the Power Networks team providing engineering support for the design of substation facilities for voltages up to and including 765 kV. This includes new substations and switchyards, as well as modifications, additions, and upgrades to existing facilities.
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Responsibilities: The Senior Test Engineer will provide technical and analytical support to Product Development Engineering to assess whether new vehicle design meet customers’ needs as stated through design requirements.
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Submit any failure or concern to the appropriate Engineer using CAN analyzer, Dewsoft, INCA, The Electrical Test Engineer will provide technical and analytical support to the Product Development team.
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We are seeking a talented Software Engineer Senior for our San Antonio, TX; Plano, TX, Phoenix, AZ, Tampa, FL or Charlotte, NC facility. Familiarity with AWS, GCP and/or Azure, as well as next-gen RDBMS (e.g. RDS, Aurora, BigQuery) is a plus.
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Navistar is currently seeking an Industrial Engineer and Ergonomic Support to join our team in Elmendorf, TX near San Antonio. Proficient with AutoCad, or TeamCenter/NX. Navistar is currently seeking an Industrial Engineer and Ergonomic Support to join our team in Elmendorf, TX near San Antonio.
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GoldenWolf is seeking an experienced Fire Protection Engineer, PE to provide full-time, on-site support as part of the Defense Health Agency Headquarters' Engineering Operations team in San Antonio, TX. This role will involve planning, directing, and coordinating fire protection system projects while ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and standards.
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