Skill
Equipment Design
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Equipment design involves engineering the specifications, mechanics, and functionality of machinery and tools used in manufacturing, medical, or industrial settings. Mechanical and industrial engineers use CAD software and prototyping to create equipment that is safe, efficient, and manufacturable at scale. This skill spans industries from consumer products to heavy industrial machinery and requires knowledge of materials, tolerances, and regulatory standards.
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Process Engineer
Ocean Spray
Full-time · Lakeville, MA · $96,200 – $120,200
Ocean Spray seeks a senior process engineer to develop and scale food processing equipment and technologies across their manufacturing operations. This role suits experienced chemical or food engineers ready to lead cross-functional projects, troubleshoot production challenges, and drive continuous improvement in a farmer-owned cooperative environment.
Listed on Ocean Spray’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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