3 science jobs found in Chicago, IL

International Motors, LLC.  is seeking a Project Engineer in Lisle, IL with the following requirements: Master’s degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology or Computer Science and 3 years of experience in product design/development and/or computer science experience OR Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology or Computer Science and 5 years of experience in product design/development and/or computer science experience OR PhD in Engineering, Engineering Technology or Computer Science. Required Skills: Design exhaust and aftertreatment assemblies using Design tools , GD&T, DFMEA process; Collaborate with cross functional internal teams and external suppliers to optimize manufacturing processes; Troubleshoot and resolve design, manufacturing, procurement, and vehicle build issues during development as issues identified after production; Apply project management methodologies, including SCRUM for agile practices and lean manufacturing principles, to ensure...

Job Description Job Description BASIC FUNCTION: Participates as the Speech-Language Pathologist on the interdisciplinary team. The Speech-Language Pathologist designs and provides speech and language services to support the communication needs of students through planning, goal setting, direct, therapeutic treatment, consultation and collaboration, and completion of information and documentation within the evaluation and IEP processes. PRINCIPLE RESPONSIBILITIES: Implements assessment/treatment/care based on students individual needs Evaluates student progress utilizing techniques appropriate to the student Completes progress notes after each session as well as notes for quarterly report cards Develops, administers and instructs students in performance of functional communication and use of Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology Plans, assesses the effectiveness, and modifies as necessary, plans and supports in accordance...

Job Description Job Description STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: Instructs students in Orientation & Mobility skills, including white cane techniques, to enable the highest level of safe and independent travel on foot and, as appropriate, public transportation. Works occasionally with individuals with dog guides. RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WORK OF OTHERS: This position holds no direct supervisory responsibility. TRAVEL REQUIRED: Approximately 50% within metro Chicago and suburbs. Less than 5% out of town travel. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: Evaluates the orientation and mobility needs of assigned students and others referred for services; Plans and implements individually designed program to teach orientation and mobility skills, develop self-confidence, and increase knowledge of frequently traveled areas, such as within the Lighthouse or in their home neighborhood, and on public transportation; Takes responsibility for the physical safety...