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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 Software Engineer develops information systems by designing, developing, and installing software solutions, conducts system analyses, documents solutions, and ensures confidentiality of operations while improving processes and supporting users' needs.

The Buyer is responsible for purchasing materials for production, managing vendor performance, placing purchase orders, and resolving discrepancies with suppliers. The role involves coordinating with internal departments to support inventory management and new product introductions while maintaining quality and continuity of supplies.

The Supply Chain Program Manager ensures consistent supply chain processes across multiple sites, coordinates new policies and systems, trains site leads on inventory management, assesses supply chain risks, and manages supplier contracts. They will also work on digitalization initiatives and improve data governance related to supply chain compliance.

The Cost Accountant will manage, resolve, and report on cost and inventory activities, ensuring accurate work order completion and inventory levels. This role includes analyzing discrepancies, supporting audits, and maintaining fixed asset records.

The System Administrator provides comprehensive support for multi-user operating systems, performing installation, configuration, and maintenance of systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware and software issues, maintaining inventories, and working with cross-functional teams to ensure system compatibility and user access. User training and continuous improvement recommendations are also key duties.

The Network Engineer position involves designing and implementing network infrastructure for projects, managing systems, and providing ongoing support. Responsibilities include network enhancements, user training, troubleshooting, and documentation. The role demands collaboration with technical teams and maintaining technical standards at the site level.

The Accounting Supervisor manages full cycle accounting tasks including billing, financial statements, payroll, budgeting, and audits. They supervise accounting operations, ensure compliance with regulations, provide financial reports, and advise management on financial decision-making. They also collaborate with other departments and manage inventory accounting and cash balances.

The QMS Engineer will manage the Integrated Management System including process improvement, internal and external audits, and compliance with ISO standards. Responsibilities involve analyzing IMS data, leading audit activities, developing training materials, and driving continuous improvements.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring manufacturing quality processes meet customer requirements, document maintenance, quality issue resolution, and leading corrective actions. They support improvement teams, manage inspections, and participate in audits, while also reviewing non-conforming materials and preparing quality reports.

The Facilities Supervisor is responsible for managing inventory controls, supervising staff, and ensuring maintenance tasks are completed. This includes creating purchase orders, monitoring inventory, sourcing vendors, training staff in maintenance and safety procedures, and maintaining facility records.

The Safety Coordinator will maintain a safe working environment by conducting safety training, inspecting equipment and practices for compliance, responding to injuries, and developing security plans. They will also be involved in yearly ISO audits and recommend safety measures to protect workers.

The Document Control Coordinator is responsible for maintaining and implementing ECOs, BOMs, and other document controls. Duties include coordinating ECOs, managing ISO documentation, and generating customer reports while ensuring documentation compliance and integrity.

The Program Management Coordinator is responsible for coordinating new product introductions through the contract manufacturing process, including analyzing project requirements, monitoring production builds, and communicating updates to customers while ensuring smooth process transfer to functional teams.

The QMS Specialist is responsible for managing the Integrated Management System, including ESD and equipment calibration programs, and ensuring safety compliance. Duties include developing audit plans, conducting internal and external audits, analyzing system data, and driving continuous improvement projects.