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Designs and improves secure cloud architectures and security baselines across multi-cloud and edge environments, primarily Azure. Develops automated policies, dashboards, and risk-reduction processes; applies Zero Trust, threat modeling, IAM, container, API, and network security practices; supports incident response; and collaborates with CTO, SRE, Global Security, and product stakeholders.

Lead product strategy and lifecycle management for Honeywell’s fire alarm power supplies portfolio. Responsibilities include guiding products from ideation through launch and support, analyzing markets and customer needs, developing roadmaps, improving quality and performance, and coordinating engineering, marketing, sales, and support teams. The role requires deep fire alarm architecture and power systems knowledge, familiarity with industry codes and certifications, Agile expertise, and strong business and stakeholder leadership.

Design, develop, and deploy production AI/ML and cloud solutions enabling autonomous Honeywell products. Build scalable data pipelines and MLOps workflows using Databricks, Vertex AI, MLflow, and Kubeflow. Develop solutions spanning time series, computer vision, NLP, generative AI, RAG, and agentic AI. Evaluate models for performance, bias, and drift, maintain code quality, collaborate across engineering teams, and mentor junior engineers.

Develop and execute global sourcing strategies for semiconductor and passive electronic components. Manage distributor and broker suppliers, lead RFQ processes, analyze bills of materials, and support lifecycle, end-of-life, and country-of-origin activities. Use SAP, EDW, SupplyFrame, Power BI, Excel, and SQL to analyze data, generate insights, track project progress, and support strategic decisions. Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders while managing multiple projects and deadlines.

Designs, configures, implements, commissions, and supports ICT infrastructure and Honeywell enterprise applications across customer sites. Responsibilities include server, storage, networking, virtualization, cybersecurity, patching, upgrades, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, documentation, technical risk reviews, and vendor coordination. The engineer reviews designs, manages changes, protects system integrity, supports high availability, and develops customer and internal stakeholder relationships.

Lead semiconductor device qualification and manufacturing-transition projects from initiation through production readiness. Manage master schedules, budgets, risks, technical documentation, cross-functional execution, customer communications, factory readiness, and downstream assembly and testing coordination. Drive milestone completion, issue resolution, executive reporting, and conversion from 150mm to 200mm wafer manufacturing while ensuring quality, technical, customer, and production requirements are met.

Designs, configures, integrates, tests, commissions, and supports DCS infrastructure, industrial networks, virtualization platforms, telecom systems, and industrial security solutions. The engineer develops architectures and technical documentation, integrates third-party subsystems, troubleshoots systems, participates in FAT and SAT activities, and collaborates with customers, EPCs, suppliers, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. Travel to industrial customer sites across the Americas is required.

Summer 2027 software engineering intern who will design, develop, integrate, and enhance complex software applications and product features. The intern will collaborate with engineering teams, apply software development lifecycle and configuration management practices, analyze problems, develop efficient solutions, and contribute to customer-focused innovation. The role includes mentorship, professional development, relocation benefits, and short-term housing eligibility.

Develop and implement embedded device and system software, analyze system efficiency and stability, optimize I/O performance, support software quality assurance, and code, test, and troubleshoot low-level software. The internship provides hands-on engineering experience, mentorship, and professional development. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant engineering or computer science degree and remain enrolled after the internship.

Supply Chain Interns support procurement, supplier management, production planning, inventory management, logistics, shipment tracking, data analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve end-to-end supply chain efficiency, from raw-material procurement through finished-goods distribution. The role provides hands-on experience in a global manufacturing environment and includes mentorship, professional development, relocation benefits, and short-term housing eligibility.