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Administer and troubleshoot global network, server, cloud, Microsoft 365, Azure, identity, and security infrastructure. Monitor environments, resolve incidents, perform root-cause analysis, maintain backups and patching, support upgrades and migrations, document technical procedures, and automate repetitive administration. Collaborate with IT teams and business stakeholders to improve reliability, security, availability, and operational efficiency.

Manages assigned customer accounts for automotive electronics manufacturing, serving as a customer contact and supporting quotations, forecasts, order status, NPI milestones, inventory transitions, and production coordination. Partners with manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, and program management teams to track execution, resolve risks, and support on-time delivery. The role requires strong communication, organization, data skills, and familiarity with manufacturing or supply chain processes.

The Software Engineering Lead will oversee the design and development of infrared camera software, manage resources, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring quality and effectiveness.

The Electro-Mechanical Engineer will design and develop complex electro-mechanical assemblies, perform analyses, and manage manufacturing interfaces for automotive applications.

Develop and deploy optical test and calibration software for high-volume manufacturing of infrared ADAS cameras. Integrate test software with hardware, create user-friendly UIs, maintain releases, and improve test processes and yields.

Lead development and global deployment of optical test and calibration systems for high-volume infrared ADAS cameras. Define burn-in and end-of-line test requirements, architect standardized test/calibration software, support RFQs and supplier evaluations, and drive yield, cycle-time, and process capability improvements while monitoring MTF and environmental performance.

Lead development of optical systems for automotive ADAS cameras (including thermal infrared). Define optical requirements, support RFQs, qualify suppliers, improve calibration and ISP, verify performance via analysis and hands-on testing, troubleshoot development and production issues, and drive lower-cost optics technologies.