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Supports electronic, data, control, communication, hybrid, high-voltage, and IT systems for Porsche Penske Motorsport’s IMSA race cars. Responsibilities include vehicle systems integration, telemetry and CAN configuration, sensor calibration, wiring loom design and repair, radio systems, trackside IT infrastructure, troubleshooting, and technical support. The role travels extensively throughout the IMSA season, including extended periods away from the home base.

Provides technical leadership and daily support for specialty chemical manufacturing operations. Optimizes chemical processes, troubleshoots equipment and yield issues, investigates quality events, implements CAPAs, and supports safety and regulatory compliance. Leads capital improvement projects from design through commissioning, develops P&IDs and equipment specifications, and maintains SOPs and batch documentation. Collaborates with manufacturing, maintenance, quality, EHS, management, and union personnel in an onsite facility.

Design, develop, and maintain cloud-based software using .NET and C#. Collaborate with international teams throughout the software development lifecycle, including architecture, coding, testing, deployment, feature development, and bug fixes. Apply clean-code principles and pragmatic design practices. Support containerized deployments with Docker and Kubernetes, and coordinate effectively across multisite development teams.

Deliver Microsoft 365, Azure, cloud migration, and infrastructure projects across multiple client environments. Configure Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Entra ID, Intune, Azure resources, Windows Server, Active Directory, networking, and virtualization. Lead assessments, project plans, migrations, cutovers, client meetings, documentation, troubleshooting, and operational handoffs. This onsite role requires MSP or professional services project delivery experience, strong technical communication, and travel to client sites across Middle Tennessee.

Owns electrical control system documentation, CAD standards, smart symbol libraries, drawing change management, and BOM accuracy. Develops production-ready schematics and drawing packages, manages electrical files in Autodesk Vault, migrates legacy drawings, maintains as-built documentation, improves enclosure drawings, and supports technical manuals and automation team processes. Requires strong knowledge of electrical control panel design, manufacturing documentation, ERP/PDM systems, and AutoCAD Electrical.

Maintains and troubleshoots enterprise network infrastructure, including routers, switches, wireless systems, VPNs, firewalls, and supporting services. Configures network security controls, virtualization environments, operating systems, and infrastructure applications. Monitors performance, resolves complex issues, documents changes, supports upgrades, evaluates technology options, and participates in on-call service continuity. Requires collaboration with technical teams, vendors, and stakeholders to maintain reliable college-wide network operations.

Leads system-level architecture for automated warehouse fulfillment products, bridging Product Management and R&D. Translates customer and market needs into technical product requirements, analyzes system designs, simulates solutions, guides concept development, and drives innovation. The role requires broad mechanical or electrical engineering expertise, strong technical client-facing experience, analytical ability, and effective communication across distributed teams.

Build and operate the Theia SDK, APIs, backend services, AWS cloud infrastructure, data pipelines, internal tools, and customer-facing interfaces. Deploy and optimize machine learning models for production and edge inference while partnering with ML engineers and researchers. Responsibilities include Python and C++ development, Kubernetes, CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, large-scale pandas data processing, monitoring, and secure system design.

Paid 12-week, on-site technology internship supporting IT operations, application development, cybersecurity, infrastructure, hardware lifecycle management, AV systems, cloud services, CI/CD pipelines, automation, and AI/ML initiatives. Interns receive technical skill development, cohort workshops, networking opportunities, and exposure to Federal Reserve careers. Responsibilities may include equipment deployment, access provisioning, AV upgrades, secure hardware wipes, CMDB updates, and infrastructure-as-code development.

Supports data center control-system commissioning, including BMS and EPMS installation, I/O wiring verification, instrumentation calibration, loop and functional testing, data validation, documentation, and troubleshooting. The role works with PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, networking, and integrated vendor systems, requiring extensive travel during the initial 3–5 months and occasional weekend or holiday work.