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As a Part-Time Student in Application Engineering at John Deere in Waterloo, IA, you will manage logistics for engineering projects, support process improvements using various data visualization tools, document issues during manufacturing line audits, and assist with miscellaneous engineering tasks to enhance team efficiency.

The Senior Engineer will lead and contribute to electrical architectures for vehicle electronics, create design requirements, oversee project plans, and validate components and systems through testing. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams and provide hands-on support during product development.

In this role as a Part-Time Student in Manufacturing Engineering/Machining, you'll support departments in daily functions, maintain and update tools and reports, identify improvements in cost and safety, and assist with documentation and analysis alongside Manufacturing Engineers.

As a Part-Time Student-Channel UX-Software Engineer at John Deere, you'll work with a team to develop scalable web and mobile applications, utilizing technologies such as AWS, Java, and Node.js. You'll improve your engineering skills through TDD, CI/CD, and Git while maintaining a flexible work schedule around your academic commitments.

The Senior Software Engineer at John Deere will design and build interactive software applications using various technologies including JAVA and the Spring boot framework. The role involves implementing APIs, working in Agile teams, and utilizing software test automation. Experience with cloud technologies and modern development practices is essential.

The Software Engineer will develop technical solutions for HR/FI Travel & Expenses applications using SAP technologies. Responsibilities include guiding integration setups, configuring SaaS solutions, improving software application performance, following Agile methodologies, and collaborating with stakeholders to meet business needs.

The Sr. Engineer (Operations) will focus on improving operational efficiency through OEE improvements, maintenance planning, equipment installation, training employees, and implementing quality systems. Responsibilities include root cause analysis, managing shop floor discipline, and deploying preventive and corrective actions in the Engine Assembly & Testing domain.