The Production Scheduler is responsible for sequencing production runs, managing ERP/MRP data, and ensuring material availability to meet demand.
Responsibilities
Sequencing Production Runs: Translate consumer demand, sales orders, and marketing forecasts into actionable daily, weekly, and monthly manufacturing schedules.
System Integration: Input and manage data within Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Material Requirements Planning (MRP) networks like SAP and D365 to maintain live scheduling accuracy.
Shortage Analysis: Conduct daily evaluations of Bill of Materials (BOM) availability to predict and prevent material deadlocks before work orders launch.
Procurement Collaboration: Interface continuously with inventory control and purchasing teams to align production timelines with raw material lead times.
Excess Mitigation: Manage stock level targets closely to safeguard against stock-outs on all subassemblies and complete build units.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in supply chain
Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (majoring in Production and Supply Chain modules)
The Project Engineer will lead technical execution across the full project lifecycle — from concept and design through prototyping, testing, and delivery — while coordinating closely with engineering, test lab, manufacturing, and program management teams to meet customer and government contract requirements.
Responsibilities
Own the technical scope, design intent, and configuration of assigned power and propulsion systems from concept through production release.
Plan and direct engineering analysis (thermal, structural, electrical, performance) and test programs needed to validate designs against requirements.
Lead and participate in design reviews, ensuring findings are tracked, assigned, and closed.
Coordinate with manufacturing engineering, quality, and suppliers to ensure designs are producible, testable, and deliverable on schedule.
Identify, track, and drive resolution of technical risks and open issues throughout the program lifecycle.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
Nice to have: Engine controls systems & calibration
Nice to have: Power generation, hybrid, high voltage EV, propulsion, drivetrain systems
Nice to have: Engine test laboratory experience
Nice to have: PTC Creo software or other CAD and PLM tools
The Production Scheduler develops, maintains, and communicates the production schedule that carries satellite hardware from subassembly manufacturing through vehicle integration, test, and delivery.
Compensation
Salary Range: $100,000 - $125,000/per year
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain the detailed production schedule that carries satellite hardware from manufacturing through subassembly work, bus integration, and final test.
Translate program milestones and delivery requirements into achievable daily and weekly production plans.
Release work orders and track their progress through inspection, test, and hardware readiness.
Work with Production leadership to establish build priorities and resolve production conflicts.
Monitor production progress and update the schedule, flagging critical-path constraints and delays before they affect major program milestones.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Associate or bachelor's degree in operations management, supply chain, engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: scheduling satellite, spacecraft, or launch-vehicle production
Lead end-to-end planning and execution of medical-device market expansion projects, from project initiation and market-specific gap assessment through registration and launch readiness.
Locations (3)
West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Raynham, Massachusetts, United States
Warsaw, Indiana, United States
Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end planning and execution of medical-device market expansion projects, from project initiation and market-specific gap assessment through registration and launch readiness.
Develop and maintain an integrated project plan covering regulatory strategy and submissions, documentation, clinical evidence, labeling and localization, manufacturing and supply readiness, and commercial launch dependencies.
Coordinate market-specific documentation gap assessments with Regulatory Affairs, Quality, R&D, Clinical Affairs, and Medical Affairs.
Assistant Product Development Manager responsible for the end-to-end development of the protective case product line from concept to post-launch analysis.
Responsibilities
Owns the end-to-end product development process for the protective case line from concept through post-launch analysis.
Prepares ROI analyses, development timelines, and launch plans in coordination with internal teams and manufacturing partners.
Collaborates with product designers and engineers to develop design concepts and specifications that meet customer requirements and manufacturing capabilities.
Partners with suppliers and the sourcing team to identify, test, and manage materials and suppliers that meet performance, cost, quality, and lifecycle requirements.
Manages the product development and production process by aligning manufacturers, vendors, and internal teams on timelines, product quality, and regulatory compliance.