A New Job Is One Click Away at I-Connect007 Career Opportunities

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If you’re interested in finding a new job in this industry, you’re in luck. There are quite a few positions available right now, and many of them are listed right here in the I-Connect007 Career Opportunities section at jobconnect007.com.

In the pages of I-Connect007’s monthly magazines and newsletters, you’ll find job openings for positions that span the entire circuit board supply chain. Here’s a quick sample of available positions: chief technology officer, director of business development, senior process engineer, image department operator, development chemist, SMT field technician, and sales reps for territories that span the U.S.

Once you find a position that’s a perfect fit, you can submit your resume directly to the hiring manager simply by clicking on the ad. It couldn’t be any easier to get your name in front of the companies that are ready to hire right now.

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08/10/2020 | Fane Friberg, CEPHAS

In this series, CEPHAS principal Fane Friberg highlights the interdependent elements of an effective S&OP process for leaders of supply chain management. While some companies tend to fall back on the status quo, Friberg highlights why it’s critical to actually increase the frequency of the S&OP rather than decrease the operations. He has reviewed the importance of staying committed, strategic imperatives, participation, technology, and rough-cut capacity planning. Today, he discusses suppliers.

08/05/2020 | Fane Friberg, CEPHAS

In this series, CEPHAS principal Fane Friberg highlights the interdependent elements of an effective S&OP process for leaders of supply chain management. While some companies tend to fall back on the status quo, Freiberg highlights why it’s critical to actually increase the frequency of the S&OP rather than decrease the operations. He has reviewed the importance of staying committed, strategic imperatives, participation, and technology. Today, he discusses rough-cut capacity planning.

07/30/2020 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team

Alex Stepinski and Whelen Engineering caught everyone’s attention a few years ago when they opted to make their own PCBs in an innovative captive facility: GreenSource Fabrication. Now, with the recent purchase of an equipment manufacturer, Alex is helping to design whole factory solutions for OEMs who are interested in bringing PCB fabrication in-house.