Emplois d'Ingénierie à Cracovie, Pologne
“IBM seeks a Quality & Escalations Engineer for their new WATSONX product suite. Responsibilities include testing, automating, and delivering software, creating test plans, and managing escalations. Required skills include software testing, automation, cloud technologies, and CI/CD tools. Bachelor's degree required, Master's preferred.”
“(COMPANY NAME) Engineering & Construction seeks a Fire Fighting Engineer in Kraków, Poland. The role involves leading fire protection system design, coordination, and execution for industrial projects. Responsibilities include detailed system design, hydraulic calculations, 3D modeling, and vendor management. Candidates should have expert knowledge in NFPA standards, water spray systems, and fire water pumps, along with proficiency in AutoCAD and strong English skills. The position offers an attractive compensation package, benefits, and opportunities for professional growth.”
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“* Guide the team in adoption and optimization of AI-driven diagnostics, trend analysis, and support process au...”
“* Build and optimize APIs and middleware components that enable partner applications and device functionality....”
“* Preparation of Functional Diagrams/Logic Diagrams;
* Possible development into the direction of Process Con...”
“From best-in-class cloud infrastructure to leading-edge software engineering, this diverse multicultural group...”
“- Specification of Primary and Secondary sampling conditioning systems, including sample transportation.
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“* Develop using CI/CD methodologies,
* Lead and mentor development teams in a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) o...”
“* Work with global project core teams to develop a project schedule and drive the project to meet that schedul...”
“* Design for Supportability - Research, test, and perform upgrades of the SIEM platform and supporting compone...”
“These roles will report to the Discipline Manager, Instrumentation and will be based in Kraków.
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