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The Program Management Coordinator is responsible for overseeing new product introductions through contract manufacturing, analyzing project requirements, coordinating with internal teams, managing risks, and ensuring timely communication with customers throughout the manufacturing process.

The QMS Specialist is responsible for managing the Integrated Management System, overseeing equipment calibration programs, ensuring safety compliance, and conducting both internal and external audits. Duties include analyzing IMS data, developing audit plans, driving nonconformities to closure, developing training materials, and reporting on key performance indicators.

The Test Engineer will develop, modify, and maintain testing software and hardware for production manufacturing. Responsibilities include creating test scripts, troubleshooting issues, monitoring failure trends, maintaining test equipment, and training staff on testing procedures. Collaboration with cross-functional teams and customers to address testing-related concerns is essential.

The Program Manager will oversee and coordinate a cross-functional manufacturing team throughout the product lifecycle. Responsibilities include managing schedules, interfacing with teams and customers, monitoring performance metrics, resolving conflicts, ensuring supply chain functionality, and leading process improvement teams.

The Process Engineer will improve the Configure to Order process by implementing engineering change orders, maintaining documentation, supporting new product introduction, and defining process requirements. The role also involves training production and quality assurance teams, and assisting with customer requests and production line audits.

The Regional Controller is responsible for coordinating regional business budgets, managing performance indicators, overseeing cost control and expense monitoring, conducting audits, and implementing risk control mechanisms. The role also includes project leadership and enhancement of big data platforms for better decision-making.

The Supply Chain Program Manager is responsible for ensuring consistent supply chain processes across sites, optimizing inventory levels, coordinating new initiatives, managing risks, and providing ongoing training to supply chain leads on various models and systems.

The System Administrator will provide support for multi-user operating systems, hardware, and software, including installation, configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Responsibilities include supporting various systems, analyzing existing systems, and ensuring connectivity between systems. User training and documentation are also part of the role.

The Network Engineer is responsible for designing and implementing network infrastructure for various projects, managing system support, and ensuring optimal network performance. The role involves troubleshooting, documentation, user training, and promoting continuous improvement in network operations.

The Accounting Supervisor manages full-cycle accounting, including reconciling transactions, managing budgets, financial reports, compliance audits, and advising management on financial decisions. They ensure adherence to regulatory laws and collaborate across departments to identify concerns and recommend solutions.

The QMS Engineer is responsible for managing the Integrated Management System (IMS), conducting internal and external audits, developing audit plans and reports, and driving improvements in ISO certifications. The role requires strong analytical, leadership, and communication skills.

The Buyer is responsible for purchasing materials for production, managing vendor performance, preparing purchase orders, and resolving discrepancies. This role requires coordination with various departments to ensure quality supplies and effective recovery plans for inventory issues.

The Software Engineer is responsible for developing information systems, evaluating feasibility, designing software solutions, documenting processes, conducting systems analysis, and improving operations while following the software development lifecycle.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for maintaining and improving the manufacturing quality process to meet customer requirements. Duties include preparing quality documents, interfacing with stakeholders about quality issues, leading corrective actions, conducting inspections, and participating in audits.

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for maintaining a safe working environment, ensuring compliance with safety policies and regulations, conducting training, recommending safety measures, inspecting facilities, investigating injuries, and assisting with ISO audits.

The Facilities Supervisor oversees the Facilities staff, ensuring operational effectiveness, inventory control, and maintenance management. Responsibilities include creating purchase orders, sourcing materials, supervising contractors, training staff, and maintaining facility records while promoting safety and compliance with company standards.

The Document Control Coordinator is responsible for managing Engineering Change Orders (ECOs), Engineering Change Notifications (ECNs), and maintaining various internal and external documents. This role involves coordinating with teams, generating reports, and ensuring documentation compliance with ISO standards.