Industrial Manufacturing jobs in Rhode Island

As a Production Supervisor, you will be responsible for fostering a safety-first culture while driving operational excellence. This role will spearhead safety initiatives through hands-on leadership, proactive monitoring, and continuous improvement of workplace safety protocols. You will mentor and develop team members, ensuring adherence to best practices in safety, quality, and productivity.

This role focuses on driving quality initiatives and ensuring compliance throughout the product lifecycle. Key responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve manufacturing processes, conducting root cause analysis, and implementing corrective actions to maintain high product standards.

Great opportunity for an Accountant who has strong time management skills, attention to detail, and logical/analytical thinking skills.

The Quality Assurance Engineer will manage activities to enhance coated products and processes. Responsibilities include designing Design of Experiments (DOEs), conducting qualifications and validations, and investigating defects to determine corrective actions. This role is crucial for maintaining product integrity and compliance with quality standards, reporting directly to the Vice President of Quality and Compliance.
 

This role involves ensuring that high-quality standards are consistently met for specialized coating processes, with a focus on products used in medical and high-tech industries. Responsibilities include developing and implementing quality control procedures, analyzing production data, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to identify areas for process improvement.

The Embedded Controls Engineer II is responsible for developing, designing, and implementing hardware and firmware for embedded systems, ensuring project objectives and schedules are met. Key tasks include creating functional specifications, circuit schematics, printed circuit board designs, and firmware, along with conducting circuit simulations. Success is measured by the accuracy and reliability of these deliverables, requiring close collaboration with cross-functional teams to meet technical requirements.

The Embedded Controls Engineer II is responsible for designing and implementing hardware and firmware for embedded systems, ensuring project goals are met through accurate specifications and efficient development processes. Key tasks include circuit design, system testing, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and mentoring junior engineers.

The Embedded Controls Engineer II carries out a variety of advanced engineering tasks focused on developing, designing, and implementing hardware and firmware for embedded systems, while ensuring that project goals and timelines are achieved.