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The Solution Architect provides advanced pre-sales technical support for the Municipal Sales Team and authorized distribution partners by delivering technical training, responding to bids, supporting system pre-installation planning, and engaging with customers at events. The role requires extensive technical expertise in municipal products and the water/wastewater industry, and involves 75% travel.

The Graphic Designer will create and manage design projects such as brochures, logos, presentations, and packaging. They will collaborate with the marketing team to execute brand strategies and ensure high-quality design outcomes across various media. Effective communication and organizational skills are essential for managing tasks and deadlines.

The Senior Automation Engineer identifies and deploys automated systems in production processes, leading projects to meet cost and timing objectives. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers, researching new technologies, applying Six Sigma principles, and collaborating with teams on systems integration. The role also involves creating work instructions and training for new automation systems.

Responsible for supporting the Product Manager and Marketing Manager in various product management tasks, including marketing analytics, competitive analysis, product planning, pricing, forecasting, and promotion. The role includes preparing business plans, product pricing policies, and conducting competitive analysis while ensuring alignment with corporate strategies.

The Municipal Account Manager is responsible for developing sales targets and managing relationships with municipal and utility accounts. This role involves strategic account visits, promotional efforts, customer support, reporting through CRM, and managing distributor relationships, requiring significant travel within the assigned territory.

Lead and manage project strategy for proposals at Badger Meter, collaborating with internal and external teams. Responsibilities include drafting bid documents, preparing contracts, and ensuring timely completion of RFPs. Train new personnel and maintain department policies. Stay updated on industry practices and Badger Meter products.

The Senior Reliability Engineer supervises operations at the Quality Service Centers, leads root cause analysis and failure modes effects analysis, develops test plans, and coordinates quality initiatives across different teams to enhance product reliability and system preparedness.

The Software Engineer II is responsible for developing and maintaining manufacturing UI and application websites. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior engineers, gathering user requirements, coding and testing software products, leading projects, defining test requirements, and collaborating with team members to enhance existing applications.

The Tool Room Supervisor oversees the tool manufacturing and maintenance operations, coordinating staff and workflow, managing tool inventory, implementing safety protocols, and working with engineering and production departments to enhance productivity. They maintain records, supervise repairs, and assist in budget management.

The Channel Manager at Badger Meter is responsible for achieving revenue and margin targets by leading and managing authorized distributors in the Western region. Responsibilities include establishing sales strategies, monitoring distributor performance, fostering relationships, addressing compliance challenges, and providing training to enhance distributor effectiveness. This position requires 50% travel and collaboration with marketing to optimize lead generation efforts.

The Senior Cost Analyst will support Supply Chain, Finance, and Operational Plant Management by conducting inventory and cost analyses. Responsibilities include developing standard costs, maintaining accurate inventory records, analyzing variances, preparing reports, and leading management meetings. The role also involves assisting with department policy maintenance and ensuring compliance with accounting principles.

The Engineer II, Sustaining supports manufacturing operations by troubleshooting issues, conducting product verification tests, leading cost improvement projects, and ensuring product compliance with safety and quality standards. The role includes domestic and international travel for site visits and collaborative problem-solving in a team environment.

The Quality Engineer II role involves providing product support and sustaining engineering with minimal oversight. Responsibilities include problem-solving for product or plant issues, conducting quality planning and process assessments, performing verification audits, and mentoring junior engineers. The role also entails participating in project teams and assisting with product testing and validation.

The Municipal Account Manager will manage and grow relationships with municipal and utility accounts, develop sales targets, conduct promotional efforts, provide customer support, and collaborate with sales managers and distributors to achieve sales growth and market share.

This role involves assisting with sustaining engineering product support issues, conducting validation testing, defining test plans, and participating in project teams. It requires applying engineering fundamentals to analyze design tolerances and develop quality systems and procedures while providing problem-solving support for product issues.

The Municipal Account Manager will manage and grow relationships with municipal and utility accounts, focusing on sales growth and market share. They will conduct promotional efforts, keep accounts informed, submit reports, partner with sales managers, manage distributor relationships, and travel extensively for customer visits.