The Structural Designer III is responsible for creating structural models and drawings using Revit and AutoCAD while coordinating with cross-discipline teams and clients. They also manage structural connection libraries and handle project documentation, including RFI responses and lifting/rigging drawings.
The Manufacturing Systems Engineer I is responsible for configuring, supporting, and improving manufacturing systems such as MES and ERP across company facilities. This role involves performing deep analysis, building system integrations, and developing standardized solutions to ensure high reliability and scalability.
The Assistant Project Manager supports the planning and delivery of mission-critical projects including EPMS, BMS, and SCADA systems. They coordinate project activities, maintain schedules and budgets, and ensure deliverables meet quality and safety standards.
The Mission Critical Project Manager leads the delivery of EPMS and industrial controls projects from scope definition through commissioning and final turnover. They are responsible for managing project schedules, budgets, and resources while serving as the primary point of contact for clients and internal stakeholders.
The Commissioning Engineer is responsible for creating project commissioning plans, budgets, and documentation while conducting on-site training and auditing. They also collaborate with project managers and safety teams to ensure all start-up activities comply with specifications, codes, and customer requirements.
The Principal Engineer leads complex Power Control and Automation projects while serving as the primary subject matter expert for internal and external clients. They are responsible for defining system operations, designing network architectures, and providing technical mentorship to cross-functional teams.
The lead will design and optimize end-to-end manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, quality, and scalability. They will also manage a team focused on time studies, capacity modeling, and continuous improvement initiatives.
The Advanced Industrial Engineer is responsible for optimizing complex manufacturing and operational systems through advanced analysis and continuous improvement methodologies. This role involves leading cross-functional projects, developing standard work, and driving strategic initiatives to improve productivity, quality, and scalability.
The Project Manager leads virtual factory and simulation projects from concept through implementation to support facility design and operational decision-making. They coordinate cross-functional requirements and translate simulation results into actionable layouts and process improvements.
The Structural Engineer III performs complex structural engineering tasks for electrical construction projects and products to ensure safety and durability. This role involves mentoring junior engineers, conducting detailed calculations, and overseeing QA/QC for fabrication and installations.
The role involves performing structural engineering tasks for electrical construction projects to ensure safety and durability. Key duties include performing detailed calculations, preparing technical drawings, and conducting field surveys to correct structural problems.
The Electrical Engineer III performs electrical power, PV, and low voltage system design for renewable construction projects. Responsibilities include performing detailed calculations, creating technical drawings, and providing guidance to junior engineers.
