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As an IT Software Engineer, you'll develop and maintain Manufacturing Systems, improve functionality and integration, perform validation activities, provide user training, and offer technical advice to optimize processes. You'll troubleshoot issues and collaborate with various teams to ensure systems meet business needs, all while providing on-call technical support.

The Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance Technician performs troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical issues in manufacturing equipment. Responsibilities include dismantling, adjusting, repairing, and assembling equipment as per manuals and blueprints. The role also involves rebuilding equipment and may require modifications as directed by engineers. Diagnostic tools are used for performance checkouts.

The Sr. Product Engineer is responsible for overseeing products in mass production, driving yield improvement with contract manufacturers, managing statistical process control, and coordinating engineering changes. The role requires problem-solving skills and strong data analytical abilities, along with effective communication with cross-functional teams.

The Supply Planner will manage end-to-end supply planning, ensuring customer demand is met. Responsibilities include inventory management, S&OP process participation, lead time reduction, and material management, alongside cross-functional collaboration.

The Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance Technician performs electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, conducts repairs on electro-mechanical equipment, and uses diagnostic tools to assess issues. Responsibilities also include rebuilding equipment and making modifications as instructed by engineers.

Verify tax invoices, prepare journal entries, reconcile balance sheets, upload exchange rates, submit tax reports, support audits. Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance. 1-2 years of accounting experience.

The role involves developing, implementing, and maintaining manufacturing processes, coordinating with design engineering, estimating manufacturing costs, determining time standards, and recommending tooling and process requirements for new or existing product lines.