3 engineering director jobs found in Spartanburg

Summary The Tooling Engineer is responsible for directing and supporting tooling programs from early concept and prototyping through final production launch and ongoing application support. This role requires deep technical expertise in die design, build, and maintenance, with a strong focus on stamped components. Reporting to the Tooling Manager, this position works closely with internal teams, suppliers, and international tool shops to ensure tooling programs meet technical, quality, timing, and cost objectives across multiple concurrent programs. Key Responsibilities Tooling Program Leadership Lead and support tooling programs from prototype development through production release and ongoing application Oversee tool design, build, validation, buy-off, and launch activities Maintain ownership of multiple die sets simultaneously across their full lifecycle Ensure tooling programs are executed on the most economical and technically sound basis Technical Oversight...

Principle Duties (includes, but is not limited to): Provide all necessary internal and external technical support via direct communication to sales, marketing and customers for the complete range of instrumenation brands and assist in resolution of manufacturing problems as required. Assist in creating detailed 2D and 3D designs using CAD software. Participate in brainstorming sessions and contribute innovative ideas for new products and enhancements. Work with senior engineers to develop prototypes and conduct tests to validate design concepts. Document test results and assist in analyzing data to make necessary design adjustments. Establish a strong focus on internal and external customer service that includes on-time submittals of engineering documentation for customer quotations and orders. Ensure proper upkeep and maintenance of revision controlled technical documents & product compliances like ASME, API, ISO, PED and CRN. Prepare and maintain detailed engineering...

Staff Geotechnical Engineer I RESPONSIBILITIES: The primary responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Performing geotechnical evaluations related to new or expanding landfill facilities, including settlement, slope stability, seepage, evaluation of liner systems, leachate collection and closure cap materials, drainage layer and filtration calculations. Managing and directing subsurface explorations by soil test borings, CPT, Geoprobe and geophysical methods of site conditions for use in geotechnical evaluation and analysis. Select, locate and quantify low permeability soils, soils suitable for structural fill, and geotechnical drilling to identify rock and groundwater. Construction Quality Assurance (CQA), responsibilities from pre-construction to monitoring, sampling, and testing completion and reports to state regulatory agencies during landfill construction projects. Implements technical requirements to complete client projects by directing field staff to...