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Plans and maintains quality assurance and control programs for substation power equipment. Investigates nonconformances, leads root-cause and corrective-action efforts, analyzes quality trends, conducts internal, supplier, job-site, and safety audits, and supports ISO 9001 activities. Develops FMEAs, inspection and test plans, quality documentation, and improvement recommendations while collaborating with customers, suppliers, subcontractors, and internal engineering teams.

Leads enterprise infrastructure strategy, architecture, modernization, security, cloud adoption, automation, disaster recovery, and compliance. Oversees VMware, Windows, networking, hybrid identity, Microsoft 365, databases, backup, and high-availability services. Establishes Infrastructure-as-Code standards using PowerShell, Python, Terraform, and Ansible; manages vendors, budgets, programs, and executive stakeholder relationships while mentoring engineering teams.

Leads an enterprise MECM team supporting Windows endpoint management across DoD environments. Responsibilities include vulnerability remediation, patch management, OS imaging and deployment, application packaging, MECM infrastructure administration, PowerShell automation, reporting, compliance metrics, troubleshooting, and technical leadership. The role coordinates with DISA, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and government stakeholders to meet STIG, IAVM, and other cyber-tasking deadlines while maintaining secure, resilient endpoint-management services.

Leads Azure cloud infrastructure architecture, automation, Kubernetes administration, CI/CD, application hosting, observability, incident response, and responsible AI-enabled engineering. Designs secure, scalable, and cost-efficient infrastructure; develops governed AI service patterns; improves reliability and operational response; mentors engineers; and contributes to agile technical leadership.

Provides regulatory and engineering support for underground mechanical cutting equipment. Reviews designs for functionality, manufacturability, safety, and MSHA compliance; communicates revisions with cross-functional teams and approval authorities; supports testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, failure analysis, customer applications, service personnel, and factory operations. The role requires underground access, travel, customer interaction, engineering documentation, and knowledge of underground mining equipment and regulations.

Executes product development, raw material qualification, production validation, cost reduction, and process improvement activities. Oversees laboratory, pilot, and manufacturing trials; verifies readiness, monitors process conditions, collects samples, performs testing, evaluates results, documents findings, and escalates deviations. Coordinates with Product Development, Operations, Quality, Supply Chain, and Testing teams while supporting troubleshooting, root-cause investigations, change control, and sustained implementation of approved product or process changes.

Designs, builds, and debugs electrical hardware for launch test systems, including ignition circuits, control boards, sensor conditioning, power distribution, harnesses, PCBs, firmware, instrumentation, and data acquisition. Develops test procedures and automation, supports hazardous on-site test campaigns, investigates root causes, and collaborates with mechanical, software, and test engineers. The role requires hands-on laboratory work, electrical fundamentals, and ownership of early-career engineering projects.

Provides advanced technical application support for commercial HVAC products, including product selection, special designs, pricing, field problem resolution, and code compliance. Develops product training and communicates selling points to sales teams and customers. Builds relationships across representative and sales channels, supports industry events, identifies process improvements and competitor opportunities, documents service calls, and may mentor staff or manage moderately complex projects. Occasional onsite travel may be required.

Entry-level chemical engineering role focused on learning plant operations, troubleshooting process units, optimizing assigned manufacturing areas, analyzing process data, and supporting capital improvement projects. Responsibilities include process ownership, safety and efficiency improvements, vendor and contractor coordination, and project execution under senior engineering oversight. The role is designed for students graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or a related field in December 2026 or May 2027.

The Controls Automation Engineer will resolve automation issues, develop best practices, assist in design and implementation of automation in food processing lines, and mentor others.