570 Scientist Process Development Science jobs in Seattle,WA

High school diploma or equivalent
Phlebotomy Trainee Program allows applicants to work in our Patient Service Center part-time as a Patient Intake Representative and go to school for Phlebotomy part-time all while getting paid
Phlebotomy school (paid for by Labcorp) within 30 days of hire
Washington State Licensed Phlebotomist (upon completion of program)
Knowledge of medical terminology is a plus
Excellent customer service and strong verbal communication skills
Ability to work efficiently and effectively in a fast-paced atmosphere
Proficient computer and typing skills
Alpha-Numeric Data Entry proficiency

General Dynamics Information Technology

Seattle, WA 98115

Experience: 3 + years of related experience
US Citizenship Required: Yes
Education: Associates of Arts/Associates of Science.
Required Experience: Associate's Degree in a related technical discipline, or the equivalent combination of education, technical certifications or training, or work experience. 1-3 years of directly related experience supporting engineering operations.
Technical Skills: Blueprint reading, metal fabrication, grinding, cutting (torch/plasma), welding knowledge.
Tools Proficiency: Experience with heavy machinery (plate rolls, presses) and hand/power tools.
Physical Ability: Strength, endurance, ability to work in confined spaces/outdoors.
Location: On Customer Site.
Certifications: May require TAC welding certification.
Travel Required: 10-25%
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40
Work Location: USA WA Seattle

Vulcan Metals

Tacoma, WA 98444

Minimum of 7-10 year of experience in supply chain, procurement within manufacturing
Experience working with machined components, metal castings, or manufacturing
Experience supporting Department of Defense or defense-related manufacturing programs
Familiarity with FAR/ DFARS regulations and contract flow-down requirements
Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, Business or related field

Disney Entertainment and ESPN Product & Technology Careers

Seattle, WA 98115

Milton Hershey School

Redmond, WA 98052

Safran

Everett, WA 98208

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States
High school diploma or equivalent (Level 1) / High school diploma or equivalent (Level 2/3)
0-3 years working in the aviation industry (Level 1)
4-7 years (Level 2)
8+ years (Level 3)
Ability to use precision measuring instruments
Ability to read engineering drawings, specifications and other technical literature
Ability to navigate through various computer programs such as AX, PLM, Databases, etc.
Basic knowledge of dimensional inspection tools and/or the capability of learning how to use various inspection tools
Capability of learning how to read engineering drawings for performing various product inspections (Final and Receiving inspections)
Organizational skills, structured and process oriented
Attention to detail
Proficient use of basic inspection tools such as micrometers, calipers, indicators, comparators, surface plate tools, etc.
Ability to use precision measuring instruments and to read engineering drawings (Level 2 includes)
Read and understand CMM', AMM's, SB's, AD's and drawings, technical publications, regulatory requirements and schematics
Ability to handle multiple projects and assignments with attention to detail
Identify problems and solve them independently, work with little to no supervision
Thorough electro-mechanical assembly knowledge and troubleshooting skills
Training skills for both classroom and OJT training
Ability to schedule multiple projects and assignments with the inspection team