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The EHS Engineer develops and maintains EHS programs, ensures compliance with regulations, conducts audits, provides training, and drives safety improvements.

Provide budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and operational finance support. Build and maintain financial models, reports, and dashboards; analyze trends and performance; support NetSuite/DOMO and FP&A system enhancements, data validation, automation, and ad hoc financial projects while partnering with department leaders.

Lead sustaining engineering for released products, manage ECRs/ECOs, resolve manufacturing and field issues, drive reliability and continuous improvement, support documentation and compliance, and collaborate cross-functionally to maintain product quality and lifecycle support.

Coordinate full recruiting lifecycle activities: schedule interviews across time zones, manage candidate communications and assessments, maintain ATS/HRIS data, support sourcing, prepare offer materials, generate hiring reports, and improve recruiting processes to deliver a high-quality candidate experience.

Two-year rotational program (six four-month rotations) embedding recent graduates across business functions to identify, design, build, and deploy AI and automation solutions. Drive production-ready automations, validate data integrity, document technical work, present results to leadership, train successors, and expand an organization-wide automation library.

The Electrical Testing Manager oversees testing activities, ensuring compliance with electrical and safety standards, manages the Testing Lab, and leads collaborations with manufacturing partners and engineering for new product development.

Manage cross-functional projects for product and infrastructure programs, ensuring timelines, scope, and business objectives are met. Facilitate coordination among teams and stakeholders.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer designs and develops mechanical systems for low-voltage switchgear, collaborates with cross-functional teams, and mentors junior engineers.

The Manufacturing Engineer optimizes manufacturing operations, ensures process compliance, drives efficiency, and supports new product introductions while collaborating with multiple internal teams and contract manufacturers.

The Full Stack Engineer designs and develops product configuration systems while collaborating with teams to optimize performance and integrate with other systems.