Systems Engineer responsible for integration of inputs and risks from multiple disciplines to ensure robust patient‑centric product design and reliable performance.
Compensation
Pay Range: $45/hr. - $50/hr.
Responsibilities
User and Stakeholder Needs Definition
System/Sub-system Requirements Definition
System Architecture & Integration
Use Case Analysis
Traceability
Requirements
BS in Engineering, Science, or closely related discipline
MS or higher
Nice to have: MS or higher with 5-7 years of experience
Own the bringup and New Product Introduction (NPI) phases to enable custom silicon products, validating ASIC subsystems such as boot, PCIe, memory (e.g., HBM, SRAM), compute cores, and power.
Own the bringup and New Product Introduction (NPI) phases to enable custom silicon products, validating ASIC subsystems such as boot, PCIe, memory (e.g., HBM, SRAM), compute cores, and power.
Design, develop, operate, and maintain detailed validation tests and test plans in coordination with cross-functional architecture, design, and software teams.
Perform system characterization, qualification, and debugging to root-cause failures across both pre-silicon prototyping platforms and post-silicon production.
Provide feedback to improve critical features like power management quality, performance, and reliability through successive generations of designs.
Partner with customers, systems, manufacturing, diagnostics, and vendor teams to resolve issues and eliminate failures by "shifting left" in the production and deployment lifecycle.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Nice to have: Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field.
Lead mechanical design and development of next‑generation Li‑ion and Li‑S battery cells for energy storage systems, electric vehicles, and advanced applications.
Responsibilities
Lead mechanical design and development of Li‑ion and Li‑S battery cells and related components for ESS, EV and other advanced applications
Take ownership of mechanical part design, evaluation, validation and optimization using advanced CAD tools
Act as the primary technical interface with customers, leading technical discussions and clarifying design requirements
Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to ensure seamless project execution
Identify technical risks related to cell/battery development and production and drive mitigation strategies
Lead technical product-development activities from RFQ and requirements definition through validation and production launch, focusing on automotive product development, motors, and mechanical design.
Responsibilities
Lead technical development activities for washer-pump, engine, and chassis applications
Manage engineering projects through established development milestones and internal procedures
Coordinate engineering and non-engineering teams to control product performance, quality, cost, and timing
Define the technical scope of Requests for Quotation and clarify outstanding requirements with customers
Maintain accurate records of product requirements, technical decisions, and engineering changes throughout development
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering
Lead technical ownership and engineering execution for product families in conduit and fittings, driving new product development, design validation, and cross‑functional collaboration.
Locations (2)
Harvey, Illinois, United States
Hobart, Indiana, United States
Compensation
As of the date of this posting, a good faith estimate of the current pay for this position is $96,160 - $132,220.
Responsibilities
Serve as technical subject matter expert for conduit and fittings product families
Lead engineering workstreams for new product development
Own and maintain accurate CAD models, drawings, specifications, product data
Create, validate, and maintain BOMs
Lead or support Engineering Change Orders
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Nice to have: industrial electrical products
Nice to have: conduit
Nice to have: fittings
Project & Program Consultant (Senior Project Controls Manager- Architectural)
The Senior Project Controls Manager - Architectural is responsible for leading the cost management and project controls function across capital projects, ensuring alignment with client requirements, regional codes, and global standards.
Responsibilities
Strategic Stakeholder Liaison: Act as the primary interface between the COE and Regional Capital Management teams to align project deliverables, timelines, and strict adherence to Stage Gate policies and procedures.
Technical Peer Review & Governance: Conduct technical reviews of MEP cost estimates, contracts, and change orders to ensure compliance with regional codes, project requirements, and independent cost verification standards.
Commercial Risk & Analysis: Evaluate global construction trends, inflation indices, and supply chain shifts to provide 'gap reports' comparing design information against approved Business Cases at key Stage Gates.
Process Innovation & Tool Development: Lead the development and optimization of the COE standard suite of tools, templates, and Quality Assurance processes to drive global standardization and commercial efficiency.
Capital Planning Support: Partner with RE Strategy and Finance teams to deliver accurate data for quarterly and annual capital planning exercises, procurement strategies, and P&L working.
Create statement of work and product requirement documents for complex technical programs
Own and facilitate weekly cross‑functional engineering team meetings
Interface with key customers and strategic partners to develop program plans
Lead a cross‑functional team from HW, SW, Central, and Diagnostic engineering, manufacturing engineering, product management, ODM/JDM partners, and customer support
Track and report on cross‑functional design engineering validation and qualification status
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electronics and communication, industrial engineering or equivalent experience