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Temporary, in-training positions including Manufacturing Specialist In-Training, Operations Specialist In-Training, and Operations Administrator In-Training. Candidates will be assigned a specific role prior to start and will receive a job description to review and acknowledge.
Description
Please see the attached information regarding the following roles:
- Manufacturing Specialist In-Training
- Operations Specialist In-Training
- Operations Administrator In-Training
You will be assigned the role that you and your manager agreed upon prior to your start date. You will also receive your job description to sign and acknowledge.
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