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Supports and maintains PLC, HMI, electrical, and automated material handling systems in a manufacturing facility. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, PLC programming, preventive maintenance, documentation, root cause analysis, equipment commissioning, continuous improvement, vendor coordination, and technical training. The role partners with operations and maintenance teams to improve safety, quality, uptime, throughput, and cost performance.

Provides technical support to users by diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, operating system, printer, copier, and scanner issues. Documents incidents in the IT ticketing system, deploys and upgrades equipment, escalates complex problems, and creates support documentation. The role requires strong customer service, communication, analytical, organizational, and troubleshooting skills, along with flexibility for rotating schedules and on-call coverage.

Develop and maintain scalable .NET software through the full SDLC. Responsibilities include designing applications and APIs, contributing to microservices and cloud-native architecture, implementing DevOps and CI/CD practices, building automated tests, supporting observability and incident response, applying secure coding, and collaborating in Agile teams. The role is fully onsite in Warren, Michigan, Monday through Friday.

Develop and maintain scalable .NET software through the full SDLC. Responsibilities include building REST APIs and integrations, contributing to microservices and cloud-native architecture, applying DevOps and containerization practices, creating automated tests, supporting observability and incident response, implementing secure coding practices, and collaborating in Agile/Scrum teams. The role is fully onsite in Warren, Michigan.

Develop and maintain scalable .NET software throughout the SDLC. Responsibilities include designing RESTful integrations, contributing to microservices and event-driven architecture, implementing Azure cloud solutions, applying DevOps and containerization, building automated tests, monitoring applications, practicing secure coding, and collaborating within Agile teams. The position is fully onsite in Warren, Michigan, Monday through Friday.

Serves as the primary liaison between Universal Logistics and GM, coordinating production needs, material flow, quality issues, operational escalations, KPI reporting, and customer initiatives. The role maintains communication between GM and Universal teams, tracks shortages and delays, supports meetings and launches, documents action items, and drives timely resolution across operations, engineering, and quality functions.

Serves as the primary liaison between Universal Logistics and GM, coordinating daily operational communication, production needs, material flow, quality issues, escalations, KPI reporting, and issue resolution. The role supports meetings, launch activities, engineering changes, customer initiatives, and cross-functional coordination among GM, operations, engineering, and quality teams while maintaining strong customer relationships and material-flow stability.

Analyzes and improves material flow, warehouse layouts, inventory movement, production support, and logistics processes in an automotive environment. Responsibilities include PFEP development, time studies, labor analysis, line-side delivery planning, workflow design, process mapping, visual management, standard work documentation, and Lean/Six Sigma continuous improvement. The role partners with operations, engineering, and customer teams while developing performance reports and metrics.

Leads a cross-dock logistics operation supporting GM Lake Orion Assembly. Oversees supervisors, hourly employees, staffing, labor planning, safety, freight flow, productivity, inventory accuracy, customer service, budgets, KPIs, and continuous improvement. Builds relationships with customers and transportation providers, investigates service failures, manages employee development and performance, and supports operational startups and process improvements.

Leads the design, optimization, security, and governance of enterprise network infrastructure, including LAN, WAN, SD-WAN, cloud, wireless, and VPN environments. Oversees performance, capacity planning, high availability, vendor relationships, procurement, compliance, incident response, disaster recovery, and business continuity. Provides technical leadership and mentorship while recommending emerging networking technologies and integrating on-premises and multi-cloud environments.