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Director of Engineering Centrifuge Parts & Repair * A Business Unit of Trucent Inc. * Noblesville, Indiana ───── About CPR & Trucent A business unit of Trucent Inc, a North American leader ...

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Director of Engineering Centrifuge Parts & Repair * A Business Unit of Trucent Inc. * Noblesville, Indiana ───── About CPR & Trucent A business unit of Trucent Inc, a North American leader ...

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Fort Wayne, IN · On-site

$150 - $190/hr

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What does a Developer Director do?

A Developer Director oversees and leads software development teams within an organization. They are responsible for setting technical direction, managing project timelines, and ensuring the successful delivery of software products. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, mentoring developers, and aligning technology strategies with business goals. Developer Directors also play a key part in hiring, training, and evaluating team performance to foster a high-performing development environment.

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To thrive as a Developer Director, you need extensive experience in software development, leadership abilities, and a solid understanding of project management and system architecture, often supported by a degree in computer science or a related field. Familiarity with agile methodologies, cloud platforms (such as AWS or Azure), and tools like Jira and Git is typically expected. Excellent communication, strategic thinking, and team-building skills set outstanding Developer Directors apart. These skills and qualities are crucial to effectively lead development teams, drive project success, and align technical solutions with organizational goals.

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Engineering Director

TRUCENT INC

Noblesville, IN • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

Director of Engineering

Centrifuge Parts & Repair • A Business Unit of Trucent Inc. • Noblesville, Indiana

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About CPR & Trucent

A business unit of Trucent Inc, a North American leader in fluid separation technology for over 25 years. CPR is a place where engineering quality is the product — this role comes with genuine authority to shape the team, set the technical standard, and build something that matters.


Centrifuge Parts & Repair (CPR) has a long track record of consistent growth, built on technical depth and responsiveness for the food, dairy, and beverage plant operators we serve. CPR is a focused expert in disc stack centrifuge repair, rebuild, and parts supply — 20,000+ parts in stock, factory-trained technicians, and coverage across all major brands including Alfa Laval, GEA Westfalia, Tetra Pak, and Seital.


Role

Director of Engineering

Reports To

VP & Business Unit Leader

Direct Reports

2–3 Technical Staff

Location

Noblesville, Indiana


The Opportunity

A leadership role with real scope — direct and develop a small technical team, own CPR's internal training program, engage hands-on on significant projects, and serve as a senior engineering voice with key plant customers. A great day might include a morning plant visit with a dairy customer on a separation issue, an afternoon on a precision balance or mechanical problem in the shop, and a development conversation with a staff member.

What We're Looking For
  • 20+ years in plant process and rotating equipment engineering — with real time worked inside food, dairy, or beverage production facilities and working knowledge of sanitary plant equipment: separators, pasteurizers, homogenizers, CIP systems
  • Rotary equipment depth: bearing systems, mechanical seals, wear analysis, vibration analysis and diagnostics, high-speed rotating assembly
  • Demonstrated experience leading and developing technical teams — coaching, setting standards, building capability — and designing hands-on technical training programs
  • Controls and instrumentation experience (PLC/HMI) in a process equipment context; ability to engage credibly with plant engineers and operations managers
  • Centrifuge-specific experience is a plus — we fully expect to develop that knowledge in the right person
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical field; advanced degree a plus
  • 20+ years of progressive experience in plant process and rotating equipment engineering
  • Significant hands-on experience inside food, dairy, or beverage production facilities
  • Working knowledge of sanitary plant equipment: separators, pasteurizers, homogenizers, and CIP systems
  • Demonstrated track record leading and developing technical teams — coaching, setting standards, and building capability
  • Experience designing and delivering hands-on technical training programs
  • Controls and instrumentation experience (PLC/HMI) in a process equipment context
  • Ability to engage credibly with plant engineers, operations managers, and senior customer stakeholders
Skills & Technical Expertise
  • Rotary equipment depth: bearing systems, mechanical seals, wear analysis, and vibration diagnostics
  • High-speed rotating assembly and precision balancing
  • Root cause analysis and failure investigation on industrial process equipment
  • Technical team leadership: performance management, skills development, and standard-setting
  • Customer-facing engineering consultation and field support
  • Proficiency with engineering documentation, technical writing, and training curriculum development
  • Centrifuge-specific experience (disc stack, decanter, or similar) is a strong plus — we are prepared to develop this knowledge in the right person