Stamford Validation Engineer Jobs

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Validation EngineerYoh(Stamford, Connecticut)
Yoh has a contract opening for a Validation Engineer to join our customer in Stamford, CT. Job Duties: Primary purpose of this assignment is to upgrade Argus Safety v4.2 SP2 to v5.x. Creating upgrade requirements for only the changes to Argus Safety v5.x. Verifying functionality of Argus Safety v5.x. Interfacing with European users of Argus Safety by hosting meeting series which includes establish...
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Posted Mon 16th November
Sr. Project Manager/EngineerForum Plastics Inc(Danbury/Bridgeport, Connecticut)
FORUM PLASTICS INC AN ISO 9001-2008 CERTIFIED COMPANY Company Overview Forum Plastics Inc. is a privately owned manufacturer of plastic molded components and assemblies for a wide range of industries. We are located in Stamford, CT and are currently seeking two qualified individuals to join our Engineering/Project Management team to further the growth of our company. Position Summary The successfu...
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Posted 3 days ago
PMO Project ManagerBenchmark(Stamford, Connecticut)
Our direct client, a well-established leading financial corporation, is building a new PMO group to handle banking-related projects in North America. Description / Responsibilities We are increasing the NA PMO team to meet the project demands in 2010. The candidate will join the North America PMO team, and assist with the delivery of regional and global projects across all businesses. In this role...
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Posted 3 days ago
Sr. Project ManagerBenchmark(Stamford, Connecticut)
Our direct client seeks a strong, Project Manager with excellent verbal and written communications skills, to work in a PMO-like setting, helping manage and oversee a portfolio of over 60 ongoing IT projects. In this role, you will be working with multiple Project Managers, collecting, vetting, and rolling up project plans and budgets for the projects in the portfolio, and serving as a key interfa...
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Posted 3 days ago
C# Developer - Fixed-Income - ContractBenchmark(Stamford, Connecticut)
Our direct client seeks a strong C# developer with excellent communications skills. The candidate is expected to have strong mastery in C#.NET language, has in-depth working knowledge on developing enterprise-class applications, understand best-practices involving distributed architecture based around the .NET framework. This role requires firm discipline and strong exposure in large-scale softwar...
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Posted 3 days ago
Quality, Production, Engineering Positions (Health And Beauty)CollaborChain LLC(New York City, New York)
Our company, CollaborChain ( ) provides supply chain consulting and recruiting services. We are seeking candidates for the following full-time positions for our client - a major player in the Health and Beauty industry. -- Located in NYC or Stamford CT. 1. Manager, Quality Engineering: Fragrance and/or Skin Care and OTCs experience desired. BA/MBA - Quality/Chemistry/Chemical Engineering/Microbiol...
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Posted Fri 23rd October
Senior Business Systems Analyst - Wilton,CTConnolly(Stamford, Connecticut)
Summary: Our growing internal data services team in Wilton Connecticut is looking for experienced, bright, highly motivated, and creative Senior Business Systems Analyst to support our audit efforts for some of the largest, best run companies in the world. Our 60+ analysts operate in both individual and team environments on a project by project basis, work in many disciplines, and are given latitu...
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Posted Sat 24th October

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