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Designs, specifies, implements, and maintains complex industrial control systems (PLCs, HMIs, DCS, servos, robotics, vision). Leads equipment installations, troubleshooting, program modifications, testing, and training of technicians while supporting projects, vendors, and process improvements.

Manage customer supply chain relationships to ensure orders are processed accurately and delivered on time. Monitor orders, inventory, VMI performance, promotions, and product transitions. Coordinate with internal teams (sales, planning, distribution, transportation, PLM, finance, IT) to prevent or resolve flow issues, process claims and samples, pull reports, and support new product launches and promotions. Independently manage assigned accounts and communicate availability during allocations.

Lead electrical and power systems design for capital expansion projects, ensure equipment installation, commissioning, and operational support, mentor others, and drive process improvements.

The Project Engineer manages capital and expense projects in manufacturing, ensuring project success through installation, validation, and coordination with various departments.

The Project Engineer will lead manufacturing projects to improve processes, manage contracts, ensure compliance, and prepare documentation.

The Director, Physical Automation will lead initiatives to reduce manual operations in manufacturing, driving physical automation projects and collaborating with cross-functional teams and suppliers.

Manage carrier partner data and documentation, maintain SAP TMS master data, load rates, perform carrier and rate analytics, develop scorecards and KPIs, analyze carrier service issues and tender rejections, support logistics supervisor and transportation coordinators, and identify continuous improvement cost containment opportunities.

Responsibilities include calculating tallies of goods, maintaining product flow, operating the RF gun and forklift, and ensuring inventory accuracy.

Responsible for managing specifications, installations, and support for capital projects to enhance manufacturing efficiency and quality.

The Product Development Manager is responsible for developing and introducing new products, leading cross-functional teams, and collaborating on product improvements to meet customer needs.