Manufacturing Engineering Manager

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helieneRogers (MN)

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About the role

About Heliene Heliene is a fast-paced entrepreneurial company growing rapidly in a highly desirable industry, with a mission to be part of the solution to climate challenges and contribute to a better planet. Heliene has taken the challenge to help the world reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, by striving to be a leader in renewable energy. We are a manufacturer of high efficiency and high-quality solar modules. Our modules are produced on state-of-the-art solar manufacturing lines in Ontario-Canada, Minnesota-USA, and at manufacturing partners around the world. Customer First is more than a slogan. It’s the guiding principle of our business, a core value, and the cornerstone of our company culture. We are opening a NEW facility in Rogers, Minnesota and we are looking for talented and motivated people that want to help us shape the solar industry. Under an experienced leadership team, we provide growth opportunities, intellectual challenge and a flexible, collaborative company culture. We offer a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, including health, dental, vision (100% employer paid for employees and 50% co-pay for spouse/dependents), life insurance, paid time off and retirement plans.
The Position: Job Title: Manufacturing Engineering Manager Position Status: Permanent, Full Time
Department: Operations Supervision Received: Operations Manager Supervision Exercised: Manufacturing Engineers

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