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The Product Manager will develop product strategy, collaborate on product development, conduct market analysis, manage product launches, engage with customers, and monitor performance in the material handling industry.

Lead network engineering teams, manage operations, monitor performance, ensure quality standards, provide technical support, and promote team development.

Lead V-model systems engineering activities including requirements definition, system design, verification and validation. Cover non-functional requirements, perform FMEA and derive reliability needs, run technical design reviews, define verification strategies using simulators/emulators/physical tests, develop SysML models, promote ALM/MBSE tool usage, and collaborate with product, mechatronics, software, R&D and regional teams. Role requires significant customer/project site travel.

Designs, documents, implements, and commissions electrical control systems for modernization and upgrades. Creates schematics and panel assembly drawings, programs PLCs and HMIs, configures networks and drives, troubleshoots complex issues, and recommends efficiency and cost-improvement solutions while providing technical knowledge transfer.

Lead large-scale ($100M+) projects end-to-end: define scope, manage budget and schedule, oversee contract changes, ensure deliverables (design specs, drawings, ATPs), mitigate risks, coordinate cross-functional teams, report to leadership, and manage project close-out and handover. Requires heavy travel and stakeholder management.

The Senior Controls Engineer manages engineering deliverables, translates technical requirements into tasks, coordinates with multiple teams, and ensures project quality and timeliness.

The Electrical Supervisor oversees electrical installation projects, ensuring quality and safety standards while managing contract labor and providing project reports.

The Controls Engineer manages engineering deliverables for projects, ensuring tasks align with customer requirements, within budget and on time. They oversee quality, manage resources, monitor KPIs, and maintain communication with all stakeholders.

The Electrical Supervisor oversees electrical installation projects, ensuring quality, safety, and timely execution. Responsibilities include training labor, conducting quality checks, and maintaining safety standards on-site.

The Electrical Supervisor manages electrical installation projects, ensuring quality and safety while training labor and performing audits. This role includes extensive travel and hands-on tasks at project sites.