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In-depth knowledge of electric vehicle technologies, battery systems, power electronics, high/low voltage electrics, embedded systems, and related engineering principles. Knowledge of Engineering systems such as Teamcenter, NX, Jama, Altium, or similar and equivalent.
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The University of Washington is a science and engineering leader in computation, modeling, and data sciences, from atmospheric sciences and oceanography to quantum chemical systems and protein design.
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12+ years of experience in product management, data engineering, solution architecture or another relevant technical field. Partner with Analytics, Data Science, Data Architecture, Data Quality, Engineering teams, Product Design, and other Technical Program Management team members to develop, test, and deliver high quality products and features.
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Software engineering proficiency building automation in a language such as Python, Golang or Java. Competency in one of the following: macOS, Linux, Windows, Google Workspace, Okta. Preferred Qualifications:Software engineering proficiency building production services in a language such as Python, Golang or Java. Practical experience with Beyond Corp/Zero Trust architectures.
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Lead the development of internal methodologies, checklists, and marketing collateral to support the growth of the hardware penetration testing and reverse engineering service line.
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Establish and maintain relationships with UW business partners at the College of Engineering, Employee Workday Help (formerly known as the ISC), UW Finance, Planning & Budgeting, UW Human Resources, Student Fiscal Services, Professional and Continuing Education, and the UW Benefits office.
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Added bonus if you have Typical qualifications for the role are 5+ years of experience leading engineering teams. About the role We are looking for a Director, Software Engineering to help us build a brand-new financial technology platform for the future.
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Extensive Leadership Experience: A minimum of 6 years of engineering management experience in a medium or large company, with a proven track record of successfully leading multiple geographically distributed engineering teams and managers.
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Desire and ability to learn various technical terms and roles in a wide range of fields (healthcare, engineering, manufacturing, IT, biology, chemistry, etc.) Doing great work in staffing starts within our own teams, which is why we seek out high-energy individuals with a passion for helping people and a hint of moxie.
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The Director of Engineering will drive the review, selection, and implementation of all major equipment and process improvements focused on optimizing production efficiencies, CAPEX reduction, environmental stewardship, and manufacturing of new products.
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Gary holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from theUniversity of California, Berkeley and a Master of Science in MechanicalEngineering from the University of Washington, Seattle.
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5+ years of experience managing Software Engineering teams. 12+ years of software engineering experience. We are developing HPC job aware , Gang Scheduling and Topology aware capabilities in Kubernetes and building tight integration of Kubernetes scheduling and recovery with the underlying infrastructure that powers the largest GPU clusters on the latest GPUs. We are integrating Kubernetes tightly with higher level workload scheduling systems.
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As a Senior Director of the software engineering division, you will apply your extensive knowledge of software architecture to lead software development tasks associated with developing, debugging or designing software applications, operating systems and databases according to current and future design specifications.
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Director of Engineering Role. Our ideal candidate has experience not only managing a team of engineers, but experience managing engineering managers and driving engineering culture at the organization.
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This role requires a high level of judgment and influence, working cross functionally with technical, financial, and customer facing leaders (including Accounts Receivable, User Experience Design, software engineering, finance, marketing, risk and data science.
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