Concevoir et développer des systèmes de gameplay robustes et évolutifs, participer à la structuration de l’architecture technique du jeu, collaborer étroitement avec les game designers, développeur·euses, artistes, animateur·rices et le game director pour comprendre les intentions de jeu et les traduire en fonctionnalités concrètes.
Compensation
Rémunération selon profil et expérience
Responsibilities
Concevoir et développer des systèmes de gameplay robustes et évolutifs
Participer à la structuration de l’architecture technique du jeu
Collaborer étroitement avec les game designers, développeur·euses, artistes, animateur·rices et le game director pour comprendre les intentions de jeu et les traduire en fonctionnalités concrètes
Piloter la qualité du code tout au long du cycle de production : code review, bonnes pratiques, documentation
Anticiper les problèmes techniques et proposer des solutions innovantes
Ingénieur Essais & Validation Produits pour le laboratoire Compatibilité Electromagnétique/Electrique, responsable de la définition, réalisation et analyse des essais de validation produits.
Responsibilities
Préparer, réaliser et piloter les essais de validation produits
Analyser les cahiers des charges et définir les plans de tests adaptés
Identifier les moyens nécessaires, vérifier leur disponibilité et planifier les essais
Mettre en place et réaliser les essais au laboratoire ou assurer le suivi auprès de laboratoires extérieurs
Vérifier la conformité des produits aux exigences internes et clients
Lead and oversee a team of Planogram Specialists, providing technical and team leadership to develop accurate, executable planograms that support merchandising strategies and retail standards.
Responsibilities
Lead and oversee day-to-day work of Planogram Specialists
Lead and manage Environmental, Health & Safety programs at Chemours’ New Johnsonville facility, ensuring regulatory compliance, process safety, and continuous improvement across the site.
Compensation
$126,067.00 - $196,980.00
Responsibilities
Provide leadership, guidance, technical problem solving, training, improvement and implementation support for Training, Environmental compliance, workplace safety and Process Safety Management (PSM) programs across the site.
Strategically manage team resources to ensure corporate and regulatory compliance is met.
Drive implementation of EHS best practices across the Johnsonville site looking for opportunities to streamline, standardize, simplify in ways that create positive employee engagement toward achieving safety excellence.
Provide coaching and EHS leadership to site staff and area leaders in a way that challenges conventional thinking and drive excellence in EHS performance.
Partner with site and area leadership to drive personal accountability at all levels of the organization such that EHS policies are understood and implemented consistently across the site.
Requirements
Bachelor's of Science Degree in Engineering, Safety, Safety Management
Nice to have: High-hazard chemical process environments
Provide independent technical oversight for structural engineering work on highway, transit, freight rail, and passenger rail projects on an as-needed basis.
Compensation
Salary Range: $75.72 - $136.30
Responsibilities
Independently check structural calculations, analysis models, design assumptions, and engineering judgments prepared by junior and mid-level structural engineers; verify that methods, inputs, results, and conclusions are technically sound.
Review bridge, wall, culvert, foundation, and related structure plans, details, specifications, quantities, and cost estimates for accuracy, completeness, internal consistency, and constructability.
Evaluate design packages for compliance with AASHTO LRFD, IDOT, Illinois Tollway, and applicable AISC, ACI, and rail requirements; identify departures, unresolved risks, and coordination gaps before submittal.
Provide clear review comments, redlines, and documented dispositions; discuss findings with the responsible engineers, confirm corrections, and coach staff on sound analysis, detailing, and quality-control practices.
Review structural evaluations, rehabilitation concepts, load ratings, inspection findings, and construction-phase responses, including shop drawings, RFIs, and field issues, with attention to safety and serviceability.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering from an accredited program
The Associate Plant Technical Manager (APTM) is responsible for assisting the Plant Technical Manager in providing the technical expertise and technical leadership to deliver results for the plant and the businesses it supports. The role is a developmental role to prepare for leadership as a PTM.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $110,800 - $166,300 Annual
Responsibilities
Development of site strategic plan for technical staffing, capital investment, general competencies, and system/technology improvements
HMM enabler and driver
Coaching, mentoring, and development of plant technical resources
Accountability for management of external technical relationships with A/E firms, contractors, and equipment vendors
Provide technical leadership and site compliance with EPA and OSHA requirements