Director Of Engineering Salaries in Texas
$164,179
avg per year
The average salary for Director Of Engineering jobs near Texas is $164,179.*
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Top Director Of Engineering jobs near Texas
View AllPlant Director
Prysmian Group
Scottsville, TX
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, or related field; master’s preferred. Represent the plant in corporate forums, audits, and strategic reviews.
Executive Director of Finance
Prime Care Managers
Longview, TX
Learn and understand the key business drivers unique to each division. This individual will work closely with department directors and gain hands-on experience…
Director, Quality
AAON
Longview, TX
Bachelor’s degree in engineering , Quality, or a related field ( Master’s preferred). This role ensures that quality is fully integrated into daily…
Director, Supplier Quality
AAON
Longview, TX
This role ensures that supplier quality is fully integrated into the procurement and supply chain lifecycle, driving measurable improvements in incoming quality…
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