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- Still time to register for Fall 2012 Michigan Shifting Gears
- In demand: engineers, software designer
- Featured job opportunity - safety training for young Detroit residents
- Featured job fairs: Select Staffing/Brose, Notions Marketing
- News for vets
- Pure Michigan Opportunity: Great Lakes Bay
- More job fairs
- Jobs in the news
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If you have labor and/or technical skills and would like to become a licensed apprentice, the Detroit Registered Apprenticeship Pilot Program might be for you. The Detroit Registered Apprenticeship Pilot Program (D-RAPP), Detroit Employment Solutions /Michigan Works!, Michigan Department of Labor & Premier Trade Schools have partnered to provide employment readiness, apprenticeship training, and job placements in the following fields: Construction Electrical Carpentry Pharmacy |
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Management Culinary An informational orientation is held every Monday from 10 am to 11 am at the City of Detroit's Michigan Works! Service Center, located at 707 W. Milwaukee in Detroit. For more information, call 313-873-7321.
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| Experienced professionals preparing for a career transition should check out Michigan Shifting Gears
Registration for Michigan Shifting Gears' Fall 2012 program (Cohort 12) is open. If you, or someone you know, is an experienced professional who is: currently going through a career transition, preparing to transition careers, re-entering the workforce after some time away, wanting to change industries, or just know there's something more than what you're doing now, your time is NOW.
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Two prerequisites must be completed before being eligible to participate in the program: watch a 45-minute informational program overview, and then take part in a follow-up question and answer session led by one of the Michigan Shifting Gears program facilitators. There are seven available Q & A sessions to choose from.
Are you ready for change? Your transformation begins here. Michigan Shifting Gears is on Facebook! Visit here and click "like."
SeaLandAire Technologies Inc. in Jackson is looking for a creative Software Developer and an Electrical Engineer – Microcontroller for their research and development team. Software Developer-Embedded Systems & User Interfaces Candidate must demonstrate strong understanding of general software architecture theory and have experience developing code for robotic systems. They are expanding their software core competencies to include Embedded Linux and user interfaces, augmenting their existing capabilities developing embedded C code for low power microcontrollers. Visit here to learn more.
Electrical Engineer - Microcontroller/DSP/FPGA
Candidate must have knowledge of signal processing techniques, DSP processors, DSP controllers and implementation of DSP and controller functions in FPGA devices. This position will strengthen a core capability for their three technology focus areas: sensor systems, advanced energy, and unattended sensor platforms (e.g. unmanned vehicles). Visit here to learn more.
Epcom Corporation in Warren is looking for a Product Design Release Engineer responsible for leading seat product development and integration activities.
Responsibilities include: - Create Statement of Requirements (SOR), Sub System Technical Specification (SSTS) documents and enforce compliance thereof.
- Coach/lead Supplier Integrated Engineer to successfully execute seat design and release.
- Develop and release seat assembly.
- Drive activities with seat supplier Program Engineers and Product Engineers in developing supplier technology while meeting program imperatives.
- Lead component Product Development Team (PDT) and support sub-system Product Management Teams.
For more information please visit here.
Epcom is also looking for a Project Manager – Automotive Exterior Trim. Visit here for more information.
City of Detroit residents ages 18-21 can take part in safety training program beginning August 20
Young Detroit residents in need of employment can take part in a FREE four-week Construction/Demolition safety training for residents ages 18-21. This industry pays $10-$38.00 per hour based on prevailing wage projects. There is guaranteed employment for all successful program finishers. Please call 1-888-799-0005 ext. 1 or Mr. Jackson at 313-673-3152. Classes start August 20, 2012. There is no cost, but seating is limited.
Assembler positions: Detroit Employment Solutions is pre-screening applicants for assembler positions around the Detroit area. Pre-screening events take place every Monday through Friday from 9:30 to 10 am at three Detroit Employment Solutions locations: 707 W. Milwaukee Ave., 5555 Conner Ave., and 455 W. Fort St.
Ingham County: Visit here to learn about current openings with Ingham County.
Michigan's Hot 50 Jobs
| Machine operators career fair August 23, 2012
Brose North America, a supplier of mechatronic components and electric motor drives for vehicle bodies and interiors, is seeking machine operators for its New Boston facility. Qualified applicants can learn more about the openings through a job fair being offered by Select Staffing on August 23. The fair will take place from 10 am to noon at the Michigan Works! Monroe Service Center, located at 1531 N. Telegraph Rd. in Monroe. For more information, contact Select Staffing at 586-486-8500. |
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August 25, 2012 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Notions Marketing Corporation Headquarters
1500 Buchanan SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49507
616-243-8424
Notions Marketing Corporation is looking for seasonal and permanent employees for our warehouse. Available positions include order selectors, shippers/receivers, fulfillment clerks, and consolidation clerks. First and second shift schedules available. Positions are part-time, averaging 30 hours per week. Please bring your completed application to the event. Applications can be downloaded from the employment section at www.notionsmarketing.com.
Still time to register for Vetrepreneur Workshop
On Wednesday, August 22, Lansing Community College is partnering with the Small Business Administration and Michigan's Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) to host a free Vetrepreneur Workshop from 8 am to 12 noon at the LCC West Campus, 5708 Cornerstone in Lansing.
Participating vets will learn about starting and financing a business, loan options including microloans and SBA Patriot Express, and contracting to do business with city, state, and local governments, including information on veterans preference in contracting.
For the event flyer, visit here, and visit here to register.
Veteran Connect newsletter now available Sign up to receive Veteran Connect, a new bi-weekly newsletter with valuable information on jobs, training programs, educational opportunities and other resources and services specifically for veterans. Visit here to subscribe. |
Michigan Veterans on Facebook
Check out the Facebook page of the Michigan Veterans' Services Division. It's filled with information for veterans and vet-friendly businesses on available state and federal services, employment assistance, benefits and more. Visit here and click "like".
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|  | Pure Michigan Opportunity is a statewide program that utilizes a regional approach to connect talented job seekers including college students, seasoned pros and young professionals with Michigan employers. In addition to the career networking opportunity, participants engage in facility and area tours, and discover exciting places to live, work and play.
SAVE THE DATE for Pure Michigan Opportunity - Great Lakes Bay Region on September 28, 2012.
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