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Application Engineer OOJ - 32987

Posted 5 days ago

hatch global searchGreenville (SC)

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About the role

Application Engineer An application engineer's typical duties include: analysing client needs, such as software specifications. Developing software for a client to optimise a product or operational efficiencies. Working on existing software or products to improve them. This person will call on existing TEXTILE clients throughout the southeast. My client supplies the TEXTILE industry with Machinery and Accessories for Weaving, Knitting, and Finishing sectors. Equipment includes weaving creel and feeder stands for rapier, projectile, and air/waterjet machines. This candidate will be a key contributor to the Electrical and Electronics aspect the business unit. Travel is 50-70% with COMPANY CAR ALL EXPENSES PAID by Company. Base Salary plus Profit Sharing.
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Location: Greenville, SC.
Experience: We are looking for a person who has experience in the Textile industry involving Electrical Engineering and Maintenance of equipment involving Electronics. Weaving experience is a plus. Skilled at flexible programming. Experience with electrical preventive maintenance. Experience with how to operate process controls within a plant. Experience with PLC programming. This person may have worked in a Maintenance department. Textile Experience is required. B.S Degree Electrical/Electronics preferred. A.S degree with related experience acceptable. Why is This a Great Opportunity Location Greenville SC Textile Industry supplier with machinery and accessories pare parts. Established company since 1967

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