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The DCS Controller manages the full accounting function, ensuring financial accuracy and regulatory compliance, overseeing budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, and job costing while providing leadership to the accounting team.

The Project Manager in Parcel will contribute to building strong relationships and delivering commitments in material handling and warehouse operations. Responsibilities include serving and supporting the specific team, ensuring client satisfaction, and collaborating on custom solutions.

As a Project Manager, you will oversee project life cycles, coordinating phases from initiation to closure. You'll develop schedules, manage cross-functional teams, define requirements, maintain budgets, and ensure clear communication with clients and internal teams, all while leading a team effectively.

The Controls Manager will lead the team in developing and implementing engineering solutions, manage the design and integration of PLC-based control systems, provide technical guidance, and ensure projects align with business goals while meeting customer expectations.

As an Applications Engineer, you will design material handling systems to meet client specifications, collaborate with sales and project teams, prepare bills of materials, review supplier proposals, and provide technical support throughout the project lifecycle. A strong understanding of CAD software and material handling solutions is essential.

As a Senior Project Manager, you will coordinate all project phases, develop schedules, lead a cross-functional team, gather requirements, manage budgeting, and ensure effective communication and problem-solving throughout the project lifecycle.

As a Systems Engineer, you will design material handling layouts, apply mechanical design principles, optimize equipment usage, compare layout designs, and collaborate with internal teams for proposal development. Your role requires a solutions-oriented mindset and extensive experience in system design and project lifecycle management.

The Site Manager coordinates on-site project execution, manages installations of Material Handling Equipment, and ensures safety compliance. Responsibilities include overseeing contractors, communication with project teams, risk management, and documenting daily reports. This role involves extensive travel and requires leadership skills and familiarity with construction practices.

The Quality Manager will oversee quality assurance processes for installation projects at Amazon, conducting site inspections, ensuring compliance with specifications, training teams, and collaborating with engineering to maintain quality standards. They will also track project metrics and report on KPIs to ensure project success.

As a Project Buyer, you will procure materials and services for construction projects, manage vendor relationships, and ensure timely delivery while maintaining quality and budget constraints. You will also handle discrepancies with suppliers and collaborate across project teams.

The Quality Manager will oversee quality assurance for installation projects at UPS, ensuring compliance with specifications and standards. Responsibilities include conducting site inspections, training Site Managers, collaborating with engineering teams, and developing quality control processes. Strong knowledge of material handling equipment and relevant industry experience is crucial.

The Testing Manager will lead a team focused on testing material handling equipment by developing test plans, analyzing data, ensuring compliance with standards, and driving quality improvements. They will collaborate with various teams to enhance testing processes and maintain safety protocols during hands-on testing.