Available Resumes
- DRMA
- May 5
- 1 min read
Posted by Amy Schrimpf, President of DRMA
Attention Manufacturer members: I have received the following manufacturer-pertinent resumes. Contact me if you would like to take a look.
(By the way, I push out resumes from ONLY those who are unemployed, not employed in the manufacturing sector, or not employed by a member company. And only if I feel Manufacturer members might need the specific talent.)
NEW! Mechanical Engineer
NEW! Co-Op Position – Engineering Design & Analysis
NEW! Human Resource/Employee Development Manager
NEW! Senior Agile Business Consultant/Data Analyst
NEW! Facilities & Operations Leader / Construction Manager & Supply Chain
NEW! PLC programming, controls engineer, electrical engineer and automation engineer
Entry Level Industrial Engineer with Supply Chain & Logistics Experience
Manufacturing Workforce & Grant Writing Professional
Process Engineer
Executive Sales and Marketing Leader
Director of Engineering
Director - Business Development and Marketing/Director - Growth and Operations Planning
Senior Manufacturing Engineering Manager/Director of Engineering
Business Development Coordinator
Engineer
Workforce Development and Government Relations Managing Director
Electrical Design Engineer
Basic CAD, CNC Machinist / Welder
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