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PROGRAM MANAGER
Job Location: USA, CA Sacramento
Join the Sub-Sea world of Schilling
Robotics!
Schilling Robotics is the world's leading supplier of telerobotic manipulator sys- tems for remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and cable trenching machines used in offshore oil, telecommunications, scientific, and military operations. We offer four standard remote manipulator systems. We also produce the QUEST electric and hydraulic work-class ROV sys- tems and the Remote Systems Engine, a set of modular building blocks for under- water propulsion, actuation, control, and communication.
Schilling Robotics is an employee-owned company that emphasizes high personal standards, team focus, accountability, and honesty from its employees.
Our web site is www.schilling .com
Program Manager-ROV/ETO Systems
Description: Responsible for complex, multimillion-dollar ETO/ROV system proj- ects. Critical liaison between client, engi- neering, production, and Schilling
Robotics management. Reports to direc- tor of program management.
Responsibilities: ¦
Manage complex engineer-to-order (ETO) and remotely operated vehicle (ROV) build programs for clients ¦
Review equipment specifications with engineering to determine resource requirements to complete project ¦
Execute contracted requirements for engineering, equipment, and documenta- tion deliverables ¦
Establish schedule for assigned pro- grams to meet clients requirements ¦
Act as liaison with manufacturing to ensure proper resourcing for project ¦
Weekly track all project costs, deadlines and insure that projects remains on schedule and withinbudget ¦
Report project status to client and cor- porate and plant management on weekly basis ¦
Provide support to other internal depart- ments as required and desired.
Qualification Requirements: ¦ 8 to 10+ of project management experi- ence ¦ 4 years project management experience in or ROV Offshore Oil field ¦
Proficient in use of MS Office, MS
Project, and MRP/ERP software ¦
Experience in managing complex proj- ects for vessel ROV equipment and/or services ¦
Technical competence ¦
Strong drive to "create opportunities," "make things happen," and aggressively meet deadlines ¦
Self-motivated ¦
Good verbal and written communications skills.
Preferred Qualifications ¦
Accredited PMP ¦
Experience in dealing with ROV industry clients
Please send resume to [email protected]
HR Department
Schilling Robotics, LLC
Sacramento, CA and Houston, TX, CA 95618USA
Phone: 530-753-6718
Email: [email protected]
WEB: http://www.schilling.com
APPLICATION PROGRAMMER/
SUPPORT SCIENTIST
Job Location: USA, MD Greenbelt
Candidate will support the Global
Modeling and Assimilation Office (GMAO) at the Goddard Space Flight Center.
Candidate will support the ocean data assimilation system development and the conduct and evaluation of assimilation experiments. Candidate will also partici- pate in retrieval and pre-processing of ingest data and the evaluation of ocean analyses on seasonal forecast experi- ments with the GMAO coupled model.
Education: Requires a M.S. or Ph.D. in
Physical Oceanography or related field.
Required Skills: Solid background in code and script development in FORTRAN90 and UNIX along with previous hands-on experience in modeling and/or data assimilation.
Desired Skills: Experience with CVS is desirable. Experience with large-scale computations, particularly ocean modeling and data assimilation is highly desirable.
To apply go to www.saic.com/career and reference requisition 49719
Todd Hall
SAIC (Scientific Applications International
Corp)
One Enterprise Pkwy, Suite 300
Hampton, VA 23666 USA
Phone: 757-827-4884
Email: [email protected]
WEB: http://www.saic.com/career
SOFTWARE APPLICATION ENGI-
NEER/SUPPORT SCIENTIST
Job Location: USA, MD Goddard Space
Center
Support Scientist: Candidate will support the Global Modeling and Assimilation
Office (GMAO) at the Goddard Space
Flight Center. Scientific analyst is sought to support analysis of the impact of satel- lite altimetry in ocean analyses and cli- mate forecasts. The duties are to conduct statistical analysis of the ocean structure, sea surface temperature, upper ocean heat content in ocean analyses and cli- mate forecasts to determine areas of impact of altimetry compared with in situ data.
Education: Requires a M.S. or Ph.D. in
Physical Oceanography or related field.
Required Skills: Knowledge of ocean circu- lation and statistical analysis techniques is required. Ability to handle large data sets, to code in FORTRAN and to plot with IDL and/or Matlab is also required.
Desired Skills: Experience with CVS is desirable. Experience with large-scale computations, particularly ocean modeling and data assimilation is desirable.
To apply go to www.saic.com/career and reference requisition number 57987
Todd Hall
SAIC (Scientific Applications International
Corp)
One Enterprise Pkwy, Suite 300
Hampton, VA 23666 USA
Phone: 757-827-4884
Email: [email protected]
WEB: http://www.saic.com/career
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Job Location: Canada, Fredericton
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