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Lead and manage the Electrical/Instrumentation & Controls discipline: develop scope, schedules, budgets, and quality for multiple projects; supervise and grow the department; ensure deliverable quality and execution plans; identify risks and resource needs; collaborate with project teams and stakeholders to deliver discipline deliverables on time and on budget.

Support and coordinate engineering and construction activities across multiple projects from planning through completion. Prepare proposals, cost estimates, schedules, and technical documentation; monitor budgets and schedules; coordinate subcontractors and stakeholders; perform site inspections, ensure quality and safety compliance; manage submittals, RFIs, change orders, and project closeout documentation.

Support manufacturing operations by analyzing processes, troubleshooting technical issues, and driving continuous improvement using Lean tools to improve flow, reduce waste, increase capacity, and lower cost. Document procedures, collect and analyze data, support line balancing and work cell design, and partner with cross-functional teams to resolve issues and communicate recommendations.

Provide hands-on mechanical engineering support for equipment construction, installation, debugging and startup. Oversee internal teams and contractors, improve installation practices, troubleshoot machinery, train technicians, manage materials, redesign equipment as needed, and ensure safety, quality, and timely project execution on-site.

Provide electrical discipline support for installation, debugging, startup and turnover of automated manufacturing equipment. Perform hands-on troubleshooting, modify PLC/control software, supervise technicians and trades, create/modify documentation and drawings, procure materials, ensure safety and regulatory compliance, and interface with system integrators to deliver integrated equipment systems on time.

Design, specify, integrate, test, and validate control hardware and software for optical fiber manufacturing equipment. Develop control concepts, integrate field devices (flow, motion, temperature, safety), collaborate with equipment design and manufacturing teams, and execute experiments and test plans to improve manufacturing performance and product attributes.