Design, manufacture, and qualify interconnect and connector components for Cisco products, collaborating with suppliers and internal teams to improve quality and process efficiency.
Responsibilities
Support qualification of connector and interconnect component site capabilities and product readiness
Serve as a technical contributor in commodity teams; evaluate quality and reliability performance data and provide inputs for sourcing strategy
Contribute to defect reduction and process re-engineering efforts related to interconnect components
Identify, initiate, and help drive process improvements that reduce cycle time and cost while maintaining exceptional quality
Support product transfer and change programs to sustain affected products and supplier sites
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent field
Team members in culinary and hospitality roles performing front and back of dining services duties, including plating, set up, tear down, kitchen prep, inventory, sanitation, and retail operations such as barista, cashier, cook, and runner.
The Laboratory Technician I is accountable to the Laboratory Supervisor for the successful completion of assigned duties including laboratory testing, calibration, and maintaining quality system compliance.
Compensation
Pay Range: $16.00/Hr. -$18.00/Hr.
Responsibilities
Demonstrates and promotes the company vision
Regular attendance and punctuality
Reads, understands and follows management system requirements (Quality Manual, SOPs, Local Work Instructions)
Ensures compliance with ISO/IEC 17025/AOAC ALACC requirements and government regulatory standards
Adhere to all health, safety, and environmental regulations
The Materials and Processes Engineer is responsible for the review, evaluation, and approval of aircraft materials, manufacturing processes, and product modifications to ensure compliance with regulatory, airworthiness, quality, and environmental requirements.
Locations (3)
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
British Columbia, Canada
Ontario, Canada
Responsibilities
Evaluate and approve new metallic and non-metallic materials for aerospace applications, including assessment of mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, durability, manufacturability, and regulatory compliance.
Work closely with material suppliers, special process vendors, testing laboratories, and regulatory authorities in the qualification, validation, and implementation of materials and processes.
Develop, maintain, review, and revise materials specifications, process specifications, engineering standards, and related technical documentation.
Exhibits culinary talents by personally performing tasks while leading the banquet food preparation staff and managing all food related catering functions.
Responsibilities
Coordinating menus, purchasing, scheduling, food preparation and plating for catering events
Ensuring sanitation and food standards are achieved
Managing BEO process including menu development, pricing, tracking and ordering
Managing food quantities and plating requirements for all banquet functions
Preparing and cooking foods of all types
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
2-year degree from an accredited university in Culinary Arts, Hotel and Restaurant Management, or related major
Accurately and efficiently cooks hot food products as well as prepares and portions food products prior to cooking.
Compensation
Wage starting at $17.00 / hour.
Responsibilities
Understands menu and techniques required to execute the dishes properly.
Reports to work on time and ready to work scheduled shift.
Able to work as part of a team focused on a common goal.
Possesses and brings in the proper tools to do the job: microplanes, knives, honing steel, tongs, spatula, saucing and plating spoons (the restaurant provides any other necessary tools).
Understands the importance of tasting and seasoning the food properly, no matter how simple the dish.
Assess materials and processes for compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements, including REACH, EPA, CEPA, RoHS, and other applicable regulations.
Review aircraft repairs, product modifications, concessions, and deviations to ensure compliance with approved materials, manufacturing processes, certification requirements, and airworthiness regulations.