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As an Application Engineer at Flowserve, you will develop solutions for industrial customers, working closely with sales and development teams. Responsibilities include handling order processes for pumps and seals, upgrading equipment, providing quotes, and troubleshooting issues in the field.

As an HRIS Specialist, you will design, build, and maintain the Workday application, collaborating with HR and IT teams to meet business requirements. Responsibilities include configuring custom validations, resolving production issues, and enhancing employee experiences in conjunction with stakeholders.

The IGNITE Engineer will participate in a 3-year program focused on developing emerging engineering talent through rotations and diverse project assignments in areas such as quality, supply chain, and project management, aiming to cultivate leadership and technical skills.

The Change Analyst role involves supporting data process leads in data acquisition and reporting. Responsibilities include extracting data from ERP systems, ensuring data accuracy, performing data testing and normalization, and completing service requests efficiently. The analyst must work collaboratively and communicate effectively, providing high-quality reporting services aligned with KPI roadmaps.

The Product Quality Manager for Positioners is responsible for overseeing the quality assurance and control of the positioner product line. This includes collaborating with cross-functional teams to embed product quality into design and manufacturing processes, managing customer complaints, and defining quality metrics and standards. The role involves continuous improvement initiatives and supplier coordination to enhance product quality.

The Applied Systems Engineer will develop new products and customer-specific solutions while managing projects, coordinating activities between teams, and ensuring compliance with customer specifications. The role includes preparation of technical documents, conducting production meetings, and optimizing product lines.

The Project Manager will oversee the complete project lifecycle from initiation to completion, ensuring adherence to technical specifications and terms. Responsibilities include managing project teams, maintaining customer relationships, controlling project scope and costs, and communicating project updates. Strong estimating, scheduling, and budgeting skills are essential, alongside proficiency in Microsoft Office and teamwork capabilities.