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Associate Rfid Engineer Jobs in Ohio (NOW HIRING)

Associate Rfid Engineer information

What is the difference between Associate Rfid Engineer vs RFID Technician?

AspectAssociate Rfid EngineerRFID Technician
Required CredentialsBachelor's degree in engineering or related field, certifications in RFID technologyTechnical diploma or associate degree, RFID-specific training
Work EnvironmentDesign, development, and testing of RFID systems, often in labs or officesInstallation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of RFID hardware on-site
Employer & Industry UsageTech companies, manufacturing, logistics, and supply chain firmsWarehouses, retail stores, and industrial facilities

The Associate Rfid Engineer typically focuses on designing and developing RFID systems, requiring a higher level of technical education. In contrast, the RFID Technician handles installation and maintenance tasks on-site. Both roles are essential in RFID projects but differ in responsibilities and required credentials.

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Full-time

Posted 20 days ago


Job description

About GDLS:
General Dynamics Land Systems builds the combat vehicles and integrated technologies that give soldiers a decisive advantage. We design, engineer and sustain advanced tracked and wheeled systems paired with modern electronic architecture, AI-enabled capabilities and autonomy-ready technology. From Abrams to LAV, Stryker to AJAX, robotic platforms to software solutions and beyond, our portfolio delivers proven performance and future-ready modernization for customers around the world. Join the people who design, build and advance the systems that protect those who protect us. Our teams see beyond the horizon, solving problems before they become challenges.
Bring your talent. Bring your purpose. 
Let’s shape the future of General Dynamics Land Systems together.
 

Position Description: 

  • In this salaried bargaining unit UAW-represented position, the Electrical Engineer (internally known as a Plant Engineer) opportunity offers potential for individual growth and advancement in a dynamic, rapidly changing, team-based environment. This position is responsible for the planning, development, and coordination of engineering and construction activities with regard to facilities, utilities, layout of machines, equipment, workstations, test facilities, material handling and storage systems necessary for vehicle production. This position may entail specifying and/or design equipment control systems, including PLC's, vision systems, laser scanners, robotic welders, material handling systems and RFID tag systems. Specify and/or design electrical power distribution systems for manufacturing machinery and facilities equipment. Maintain arc flash protection program, distribution system single lines and distribution system layout.  
  • Good communication skills are essential in the preparation of cost estimates and written specifications for equipment procurement and installation.   
  • Previous experience in a team-based environment is beneficial.
    The successful candidate will possess the ability to achieve assigned objectives relative to cost, quality, schedule, and safety in a cross-functional team environmen

Position Requirements:

The successful candidate will possess not only excellent communication and interpersonal skills but also a strong work ethic contributing to the team's success in meeting multiple objectives both efficiently and economically.
Minimum requirements include a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Technology (Electrical Engineering) or Associate's Degree in Engineering, Technology (Electrical Engineering).  Preferred candidates will also have a minimum of 5 years of related experience.
A thorough knowledge of the following is required: plant layout, material handling and storage techniques, and equipment / systems installation and modification to include electrical, mechanical, plumbing, welding, painting, and metal preparation.
Experience in field work with the ability to determine conformance with plans and specifications is preferred.
The successful candidate will also be knowledgeable in OSHA / health and safety, environmental, and ergonomic standards.
Familiarity with Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing tools are strongly desired.
Computer knowledge of CAD engineering layouts is beneficial.
Must be able to spend majority of time on manufacturing floor, significant time in outside and adverse weather conditions is occasionally required.
The successful candidate must be a U. S. citizen and be able to obtain secret level security clearance.