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IF1853 GE Energy Power Conversion France

Ingénieur(e) principal(e), méthodes et outillage - Lead Engineer, Methods and Tooling

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Job Description Summary Relevant du chef d’équipe, Méthodes et outillage spécial, l’ingénieur en conception d’outillage participe à la conception d’outils d’installation, d’usinage, de démantèlement, de manutention et de levage. Il participe également à la conception d’outillage spécialisé lié à des projets majeurs récents ou en cours de soumission. ______________________________________________________________________________ Reporting to the Methods & Special Tooling Leader, the tooling design engineer is involved in the design of installation tools, machining, dismantling, handling and lifting tools. Participate in the design of specialized tools related to recent major projects or being submitted.…

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