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The HR Generalist is responsible for executing HR services in a manufacturing plant, focusing on recruitment, compliance with labor laws, employee onboarding, and maintaining personnel records. They also provide training on HR tools and support various HR projects while ensuring employee engagement and addressing employee relations issues.

The Program Manager will oversee commercial or product development programs, leading cross-functional teams to ensure profitable execution within budget. Responsibilities include managing customer needs, identifying project risks, planning program reviews, and coaching team members.

The Quality Engineer will define quality objectives, coordinate quality activities per ISO/IATF16949 standards, oversee quality assurance efforts, analyze quality issues, develop corrective actions, and implement programs to improve quality assurance efforts. The role involves reporting key process figures, managing root cause analysis, and ensuring continuous improvement in quality processes.

As an Account Territory Representative, you will promote retail sales, train associates, monitor POS compliance, and enhance relationships with national accounts primarily in the Northeast territory. This role requires a strong work ethic, communication skills, and offers travel up to 75% within the area.

The Process Engineer will monitor and improve production processes, manage technical improvement projects, lead teams, and implement new machinery processes. Responsibilities include optimizing production operations, reducing material usage, and collaborating with maintenance specialists.

The Training Coordinator leads employee training programs, including classroom and practical training for new hires and job certifications. Responsibilities include preparing training materials, updating schedules, investigating training needs, and implementing training changes related to safety and quality standards.

The Helpdesk Accountant will provide daily support for supplier queries via phone and email, reconcile accounts payable balances with vendors, resolve aged items, and assist internal and external auditors while optimizing departmental processes.

The Commercial Finance Analyst will assist the Commercial Finance Manager in managing financial aspects related to commercial activities, perform month-end closing activities, ensure financial record accuracy, analyze financial data for trends and opportunities, and collaborate with cross-functional teams for budgeting and forecasting.

The IT Systems Analyst - Data Interchange will analyze and design solutions for data interchange processes, particularly in a manufacturing context. This role involves requirement gathering, system design documentation, end-user training, validating new functionalities, and collaborating with various teams to enhance business efficiency and IT solutions.

The Aftermarket E-commerce Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing online sales, developing strategies to enhance website performance, and implementing customer service measures. The role includes managing advertising budgets, analyzing data for growth, and ensuring a seamless shopping experience, while overseeing online orders and customer relationships.

The Engineering Supervisor is responsible for managing global battery decoration processes, developing equipment and procedures for battery movement, storage, and distribution, and collaborating with manufacturing facilities. This role includes executing design validation builds, managing engineering projects, and ensuring adherence to engineering standards and quality requirements.

The Customer Quality Manager will design and implement tests and statistical control procedures to ensure quality specifications in manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include leading problem-solving initiatives, collaborating with operations for customer reporting, managing customer quality concerns, and overseeing certification audits, with a travel expectation of 10%.

The Launch Manager coordinates the launch of new products and processes within the plant, ensuring successful delivery through team identification, training, budget management, and quality planning. This role also requires oversight of customer deliverables and coordination with various management functions.

As a Reliability Engineer, you will optimize maintenance processes and lead efforts to enhance the reliability of equipment and processes. Responsibilities include creating maintenance plans, conducting risk management, supporting root cause analysis, and optimizing spare parts. You will also train technicians and participate in the evaluation of equipment suppliers.

The AR Specialist is responsible for managing accounts receivable, ensuring timely customer payments, providing analytical support to the Sales team, creating AR aging reports, and resolving invoicing issues. The role requires cooperation across departments to resolve claims and disputes and an understanding of unallocated items.

As an Account Territory Representative, you will build relationships with regional leadership and retail sales teams to promote products, provide training, and ensure compliance with protocols while traveling within your designated territory.

The Junior Sales Manager will coordinate and control commercial transactions, support market analysis, and develop strategies to maximize margins and market share. Responsibilities include order processing, credit limit control, managing account receivables, assisting with product launches, and providing administrative support.

As a Platform Engineering Project Lead, you will develop solutions for low voltage energy storage systems, lead cross-functional teams to meet project goals, and ensure product maturity throughout the product life cycle while interfacing with various engineering and commercial teams.

The Functional Safety Manager will lead the development and implementation of safety processes for automotive products compliant with ISO 26262 standards. This role includes managing safety analysis, developing safety documentation, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure product safety and reliability. The position is also responsible for guiding team members and participating in safety audits and assessments.

The Engineering Project Leader manages multifunctional teams to ensure timely and efficient product delivery while maintaining budget constraints. Responsibilities include overseeing engineering activities through the project lifecycle, collaborating with various departments, and ensuring product maturity and compliance. The role also involves interfacing with customers and facilitating meetings for technical discussions.