DriveNets is seeking a Product Manager to own and extend the AI Factories Spatial Planning Tool, a SaaS product for planning and designing AI data centers.
Responsibilities
Own the product strategy and roadmap for the Spatial Planning Tool
Own the core design workflows: site and data hall layout, row and rack placement, and rack elevations for GPU, network, and storage equipment
Own physical network and cabling design: map the logical AI fabric topology onto the physical floor, and generate cable plans, cable lengths, optics bill of materials, and pathway and tray fill
Drive the 3D model and digital twin: import of CAD / BIM models, 3D scanning and reality capture of existing sites, and keeping the as-built twin in sync with the live environment
Define what-if analysis and design validation: capacity, power and thermal headroom, expansion phases, and automated design-rule checks before construction or deployment
Requirements
BS/MS in Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering, or another engineering field, or equivalent experience
The VDC Manager will support the planning, coordination, and execution of Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) processes across multiple projects, collaborating with project teams, partners, and clients.
Locations (2)
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Responsibilities
Supporting the development and implementation of project-specific BIM Execution Plans
Creating and maintaining detailed project models using Revit and other modeling software
Leading model coordination, clash detection, and constructability reviews with project teams and trade partners
Supporting reality capture and field layout workflows, including drones, 360 cameras, and point cloud scans
Collaborating with the Senior VDC Manager to refine and maintain VDC standards, templates, and best practices
Requirements
4-year degree in Engineering
Architecture
Construction Management
Manufacturing Technician Hiring Event - Saturday, October 21
Support production of high-quality, precision components across multiple manufacturing roles including additive manufacturing, metrology, deburring, and CNC machining.
Locations (2)
Long Beach, California, United States
Torrance, California, United States
Compensation
$30—$70 USD
Responsibilities
Operate and maintain additive manufacturing and post-processing equipment
Execute daily manufacturing operations and monitor equipment
Perform routine equipment maintenance and document production activities
Use scanners such as FARO, Romer, and ScanBox for metrology
Set up, operate, and optimize advanced 5-axis milling and CNC turning equipment
The Lead Quality Inspector combines hands-on inspection activities with responsibility for leading and coordinating the day-to-day activities of the Quality Inspector team, ensuring inspection priorities are managed, standards are applied consistently, and quality issues are identified, escalated, and resolved.
Responsibilities
Read, understand, and interpret dimensional engineering drawings, including GD&T.
Use precision inspection and measurement equipment (e.g., Vernier callipers, micrometres, gauges, CMMs, FARO).
Provide technical guidance and support to Quality Inspectors on complex drawings, inspection requirements, measurement techniques, and interpretation of results.
Conduct root cause analysis, corrective and preventive action (CAPA), and calibration processes.
Inspect incoming raw materials, in-process items, and finished products.
Requirements
Level 3 qualification in either BTEC, NVQ or A levels in engineering, manufacturing and mechanical or electrical disciplines
The role involves basic maintenance of CMM machines, assisting with sample submissions, product engineering, and overseeing all CMM activities within Techform.
Compensation
Salary Range: $21.00-$23.00/per hour
Responsibilities
Basic maintenance of CMM machine (or equivalent)
Assistance to sample submission group in blueprint and coordinate matrix interpretation
Assistance to product engineering, R&D and sample submission group in part layout and special projects
Support of production needs related to part capability and ongoing customer data submission
APU Balance Technician responsible for inspection, repair, assembly, balancing, and maintenance of Auxiliary Power Unit components at TAT Technologies’ Greensboro site.
Responsibilities
Perform analytical inspection, repair schemes, assembly, balancing and travelers related to rotating parts
Disassemble and clean components using micrometers and depth micrometers
Interpret NDT results and FARO precision measuring equipment
Use master curvic couplings and dial indicator for runouts
Set up and balance parts and assemblies with Balancestar machine
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