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Overview:

The project focuses on the development, assembly, testing, and validation of advanced fiber optic connectivity products used in modern telecommunications infrastructure. These high-precision components are designed to enable high-speed, reliable data transmission across large-scale data networks. The final products are delivered to major global clients, supporting data centers and next-generation communication systems. The Fiber Technician supports engineering and manufacturing operations by performing precision assembly, prototype builds, and product testing of fiber optic components. This role works closely with cross-functional engineering teams in a collaborative environment, contributing to pilot production, troubleshooting, and product validation to ensure high-quality output and manufacturing efficiency.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform precision assembly of fiber optic components and connectivity productsSupport prototype builds and pilot production linesConduct testing and validation to ensure product performance and quality standardsTroubleshoot assembly and production issues alongside engineering teamsFollow and interpret work instructions, engineering drawings, and technical documentationUtilize microscopes and precision tools for handling small componentsPerform quality inspections using measuring devices and inspection toolsCollaborate with multiple teams and stations to maintain smooth production workflowAssist in process improvements and continuous optimization initiatives

Qualifications & Requirements:

Experience in fiber optic assembly or telecommunications manufacturingHands-on experience with microscopes, small components, or precision assembly workAbility to read and understand technical documentation and work instructionsFamiliarity with quality inspection tools and measurement equipmentStrong attention to detail and manual dexterityAbility to work effectively in a team-based manufacturing environment

Preferred Background:

Telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, cable manufacturing, medical device, or aerospace industriesRelevant education or training in engineering technology, electronics, or related fields

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Overview:

The project focuses on the development, assembly, testing, and validation of advanced fiber optic connectivity products used in modern telecommunications infrastructure. These high-precision components are designed to enable high-speed, reliable data transmission across large-scale data networks. The final products are delivered to major global clients, supporting data centers and next-generation communication systems. The Fiber Technician supports engineering and manufacturing operations by performing precision assembly, prototype builds, and product testing of fiber optic components. This role works closely with cross-functional engineering teams in a collaborative environment, contributing to pilot production, troubleshooting, and product validation to ensure high-quality output and manufacturing efficiency.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform precision assembly of fiber optic components and connectivity productsSupport prototype builds and pilot production linesConduct testing and validation to ensure product performance and quality standardsTroubleshoot assembly and production issues alongside engineering teamsFollow and interpret work instructions, engineering drawings, and technical documentationUtilize microscopes and precision tools for handling small componentsPerform quality inspections using measuring devices and inspection toolsCollaborate with multiple teams and stations to maintain smooth production workflowAssist in process improvements and continuous optimization initiatives

Qualifications & Requirements:

Experience in fiber optic assembly or telecommunications manufacturingHands-on experience with microscopes, small components, or precision assembly workAbility to read and understand technical documentation and work instructionsFamiliarity with quality inspection tools and measurement equipmentStrong attention to detail and manual dexterityAbility to work effectively in a team-based manufacturing environment

Preferred Background:

Telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, cable manufacturing, medical device, or aerospace industriesRelevant education or training in engineering technology, electronics, or related fields

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Engineering Technician II / Manufacturing Assembly Technician

This individual will support fiber optic product development, assembly, testing, and prototype builds within CommScope's engineering and manufacturing environment. The role will work closely with engineering teams on pilot line production, product validation, and troubleshooting of fiber connectivity products.

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Job Title: ISP Engineer

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio (onsite)

Company: Fiber Firm

Role Summary:

Responsible for leading field teams performing installation services in live, mission‑critical data center environments. Acts as the subject matter expert for fiber optic installation, testing, and complex troubleshooting. Oversees all installation and cabling services, QA/QC activities, and mentors L1/L2 technicians. Performs data center audits, mounts and replaces network equipment, manages fiber cabling, and collaborates with network engineers on ticketing issues related to equipment and hardware.

Required Experience & Qualifications:

5+ years in data center, structured cabling, or field service environments.Documented fiber optic testing experience at scale, including complex troubleshooting.Certification in OTDR and OLTS fiber testing.Experience leading installation teams in live, mission‑critical data centers.High school diploma or GED required; technical training or associate degree preferred.Valid driver's license with satisfactory driving record.

Desirable Skills & Ideal Background:

Strong knowledge of fiber optic installation, splicing, and testing.Proficiency with OTDR and OLTS testing equipment.Understanding of structured cabling systems (Cat5e, Cat6/6A, SM/MM fiber).Experience with server hardware, network devices, rack/stack, patch panels, and cable dressing.Familiarity with PON or point‑to‑multipoint networks.Experience with full data center construction, rack setup, and cabling.

End Product of the Project

Build and manage the data center and bring neighboring‑state facilities up to standard.Ensure all installation services meet technical, quality, and safety requirements.Deliver accurate, compliant QA/QC documentation.Develop L1/L2 technicians to meet performance expectations.

Day‑to‑Day Duties

Act as liaison for new data center builds and retrofit projects.Manage scheduling, perform physical audits, and track required updates.Lead field teams executing installation services to technical, QA, QC, and safety standards.Define scope, work plans, procedures, and field execution activities.

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Talent Acquisition Business Partner - Engineering (Global)

Location: Derby, UK

Reports to: Global Head of Talent Acquisition Operations

About the Role

This is a strategic, insight‑driven role partnering across three major engineering businesses - Civil, Defence, and Power Systems - to elevate workforce planning, strengthen talent acquisition performance, and drive data‑led decision‑making across a complex global matrix.

You will work hand‑in‑hand with four regional TA Business Partners (US, Germany, EPAC, UK) and integrate into the People Services team to shape how engineering talent is planned, forecasted, and delivered globally.

This is not an operational recruiter role. It is a strategic talent partner role focused on workforce planning, stakeholder influence, and organisational readiness.

What You'll Lead

Workforce Planning - Build and mature long‑term workforce planning capability across engineering functions.

Talent Acquisition Performance - Improve TA effectiveness through better forecasting, demand planning, and resource alignment.

Data Insights - Interpret talent, hiring, and market data to influence leadership decisions.

Stakeholder Partnering - Partner with People Partners, engineering leaders, and the RPO to shape talent solutions.

Global Collaboration - Work closely with regional TA BPs to ensure consistent, scalable delivery across markets.

Brand Visibility - Strengthen talent brand presence across engineering communities.

Resource Tracking - Monitor and report on resource utilisation, demand, and pipeline health.

What You Bring

Workforce / Manpower Planning Expertise - Ability to shape, forecast, and influence talent demand.

Engineering Market Understanding - Experience supporting engineering or technical functions.

Data‑Savvy Mindset - Comfortable interpreting insights and turning them into action.

Consultative Partnering - Strong influencing skills with senior leaders in complex environments.

Matrix Navigation - Experience working across multiple countries, functions, and reporting lines.

Strategic TA Background - Talent‑lean profile focused on strategy, not transactional recruitment.

Why This Role Matters

Engineering is at the heart of the organisation's future growth. This role ensures the business has the right skills, in the right places, at the right time - enabling delivery, innovation, and long‑term capability building.

You will be the strategic connector between People Services, Engineering leadership, Regional TA teams, and the RPO, shaping how talent is planned and delivered globally.

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Detailed Job Description:

We are seeking a Mechanical Technician / Machine Builder to support the assembly and build of custom automation equipment in a hands-on engineering environment. This role focuses on building complex machinery from detailed engineering drawings and BOMs, supporting prototype development, and working closely with mechanical and controls engineers during equipment bring-up and iteration.

This is a highly hands-on role requiring strong mechanical aptitude, blueprint reading, and experience assembling industrial equipment or machinery. The position also includes supporting in-house machining operations and assisting with basic controls integration.

Key Responsibilities:Assemble custom automation equipment from engineering drawings, CAD models, and BOMsRead and interpret detailed mechanical assembly drawings and schematicsFit, align, and adjust mechanical components to required tolerancesModify and fabricate components using manual mills, lathes, and shop equipmentSupport prototype builds, rework, and iterative equipment developmentFloat to in-house machine shop to support CNC machining operations when neededLoad PLC programs and assist with basic controls troubleshooting and connectivityWork closely with engineering teams to identify assembly issues and suggest improvementsSupport equipment setup, testing, and initial bring-upRequired Qualifications:Experience assembling industrial equipment, custom machinery, or automation systemsStrong ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and blueprintsHands-on mechanical aptitude with tools, alignment, and system assemblyExperience with machining (manual mills, lathes, or CNC environments)Ability to work in a prototype or engineering build environmentPreferred Qualifications:Millwright or industrial machinery installation backgroundExperience working with automation equipment or production machineryBasic PLC interaction (loading programs, connecting, troubleshooting)Fabrication skills (welding, machining, component modification)Experience supporting machine builds, debug, or commissioningKey Skills:Mechanical TechnicianMachine BuilderMillwrightAutomation Equipment AssemblyIndustrial MachineryBlueprint ReadingCNC MachiningManual MachiningPLC BasicsEquipment Build & Integration

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Job Title: Process Technician

Location: Eagan, MN

Job Summary

We are seeking a Process Technician to support the testing and qualification of production equipment prior to release into manufacturing. This role focuses on hands‑on support of equipment builds, testing activities, and readiness efforts to ensure equipment performs reliably before being used in production. The position is ideal for individuals who enjoy working with equipment, following procedures, and supporting manufacturing operations.

Key Responsibilities

Support testing, qualification, and validation of equipment before release to productionAssist with setup, operation, and basic troubleshooting of equipment during test activitiesSupport a high volume of equipment requiring testing and qualificationFollow test procedures, work instructions, and standard operating proceduresDocument test results, observations, and basic issues identified during testingAssist engineers and technicians during equipment debug, adjustment, and reworkVerify equipment readiness, functionality, and basic safety requirementsMaintain test areas in a clean, safe, and organized conditionSupport repeat testing, requalification, and production readiness activities as needed

Required Qualifications

High school diploma, technical certification, or equivalent hands‑on experienceExperience in manufacturing, production support, equipment testing, or technician rolesComfortable working hands‑on with mechanical or electro‑mechanical equipmentAbility to follow written instructions and basic test proceduresGood attention to detail and documentationAbility to work in a fast‑paced production or test environment

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Job Title: Process Engineer

Location: Plymouth, MN

Job Summary

We are seeking a Process / Manufacturing / Industrial Engineer to support day‑to‑day manufacturing operations. This role focuses on resolving process issues, improving line performance, balancing workloads, and using data to drive continuous improvement. The ideal candidate enjoys a mix of hands‑on production support and data analysis in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities

Support day‑to‑day process issues on the production floorAnalyze and improve line balancing, workflow, and cycle timesTrack production data and key process metricsPerform data analysis to identify trends, root causes, and improvement opportunitiesUse tools such as Excel and Minitab for data analysis and reportingSupport process changes, standard work updates, and continuous improvement initiativesAssist with training operators and technicians on processes and improvementsCollaborate with production, quality, and engineering teams to meet operational goalsDocument process changes, work instructions, and performance metricsSupport new process introductions, changes, or scaling of existing lines

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related fieldExperience working in a manufacturing or production environmentStrong interest in process improvement and hands‑on problem solvingProficiency in Excel for data tracking and analysisExperience using Minitab or similar statistical analysis toolsAbility to balance shop‑floor support with analytical workGood communication skills and ability to work cross‑functionally

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Job Title: Controls Engineer

Location: Eden Prairie

Job Summary

We are seeking a Software / Controls Engineer to design, develop, and support software, PLC, and electrical controls for semi‑automated and automated production equipment. This role is ideal for engineers who enjoy building systems from the ground up, working close to manufacturing operations, and troubleshooting complex motion, vision, and automation challenges.

The Software / Controls Engineer will be responsible for developing controls solutions that integrate PLC, vision systems, robotics, and electrical components to support production and in‑process quality checks.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and support software, PLC, and electrical controls for semi‑automated and automated equipmentDesign and implement PLC programs from scratch, including motion control, vision integration, and system logicDebug, troubleshoot, and optimize existing software and controls systems on the production floorDevelop and maintain control systems involving PLC, vision systems, electrical hardware, and roboticsProgram and integrate robotic systems (e.g., Epson or similar industrial robots)Develop vision system setups to perform in‑process inspection and quality checksCollaborate with mechanical, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure reliable and efficient automation solutionsSupport equipment commissioning, testing, production ramp-up, and sustainmentDocument software, electrical schematics, and system changes following engineering standards

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related field3+ years of experience working with industrial automation or production equipmentStrong experience developing and debugging PLC codeHands-on experience with Allen‑Bradley (AB) PLCsExperience with motion control and vision systemsProficiency in Python or similar scripting language for automation or data handlingExperience working with electrical controls and industrial automation systemsStrong problem-solving skills and ability to work in a production environment

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Location: Mounds View, MN (On-site / Hybrid as applicable)

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced Senior Mechanical Engineer to design, develop, and support complex semi-automated equipment. This role requires strong expertise in SolidWorks, SolidWorks PDM, 3D and 2D design, and material selection, along with the ability to drive mechanical solutions from concept through production.

Key Responsibilities

Design and develop complex semi-automated and automated mechanical systems from concept through final releaseCreate and maintain 3D models and 2D drawings using SolidWorksManage and control design data, revisions, and documentation using SolidWorks PDMPerform material selection based on mechanical properties, manufacturability, cost, and application requirementsCollaborate with cross-functional teams including electrical, controls, manufacturing, and qualitySupport prototype builds, testing, and design validation activitiesIdentify design improvements and provide solutions to technical challengesEnsure compliance with applicable engineering standards and company processesMentor junior engineers and provide technical guidance when required

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering (or related field)5+ years of experience in mechanical design and product developmentStrong proficiency in SolidWorks and SolidWorks PDMProven experience creating 3D models and 2D fabrication/assembly drawingsHands-on experience with material selection and mechanical component designExperience developing semi-automated or automated equipmentStrong problem-solving skills and attention to detailAbility to work independently and collaborate within a team environment

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with machine design, tooling, or industrial equipmentExposure to manufacturing methods (machining, sheet metal, welding, plastics)Familiarity with GD&T and engineering standards (ASME, ISO)Previous experience in regulated or high-reliability industries

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