6 production process engineer jobs at 6 companies in Jacksonville, FL
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Process Technical Engineer I
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
OnsiteFull Time
JinkoSolarNYSE: JKS: Produces solar photovoltaic modules and renewable energy storage solutions.
1+ YOEBachelor's in mechanical/materials engineering, 1+ years manufacturing experience, bilingual Mandarin/English preferred, ECN/BOM/PLM/SAP experience, Solidworks or Inventor, ability to interpret drawings and support production.
Microsoft Office, Solidworks, Inventor, SAP, PLM, MES
Senior Process Development DRM Technical Specialist
Lafayette or Tempe or Danvers or Fridley or Galway or Irvine or Athlone or Jacksonville or North Haven or Humacao or Santa Ana
$118k-$178k/yrOnsiteFull Time
MedtronicNYSE: MDT: Developing and manufacturing medical technologies and therapies globally.
Bachelor’s degree with 4+ years of project management experience, master’s with 2+ years, or PhD. New product development, operations, engineering, and PLC experience preferred.
Athena Ag: Manufacturer of plant nutrition and crop health products.
4+ YOERequires 4+ years of hands-on NetSuite experience, production SuiteScript 2.x development, advanced JavaScript, ERP process expertise, integration experience, and strong solution-design and communication skills.
Tata Consultancy ServicesNational Stock Exchange of India: TCS: Global provider of IT services, consulting, and business solutions.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree in computer science, 2–4 years of experience, and experience with Oracle, UNIX/Linux, GCP, monitoring, automation, production support, PL/SQL, and ITIL processes.
Rochester or Phoenix or Scottsdale or Jacksonville or United States
$72k-$84k/yrHybridFull Time, Temporary
Mayo Clinic: A non-profit academic medical center providing clinical healthcare services.
Doctorate in engineering/applied science required; research experience in ultrasound, wave propagation, MATLAB programming, experimentation, simulation or image processing; collaborative research skills and scientific productivity.