Manufacturing Engineer, Process

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Manufacturing Engineer, Process

The Process Engineer - NPI supports technical related activities such as Design for Manufacturing/Assembly/Testing, Measurement System Analysis, Process Capability Studies, Statistical Process Control for manufacturing processes and Root Cause Analysis for production related issues.

• Support all technical aspects of industrialization activities, managing/monitoring the process capabilities of part manufacturing with secondary processes and/or product assembly.
• As part of the industrialization team to fulfill new product requirements to keep manufacturing and process robust.
• Responsible for all industrialization deliverables related to the technical aspects in the NPI/PDLM projects (process requirements, verification and validation, capability studies, work instructions, control plans, cycle time and manpower studies etc).
• Identify bottlenecks/risks and initiating corrective actions by working closely with relevant functions to keep the product design simple for manufacturing and manufacturing under control with high OEE and low FOR.
• Proper handover to Operations/Production after achieving consistent results over a certain period of time.
• Performing root cause analysis and troubleshooting on issues which happen during production.

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Mechatronics Engineering, preferably with 3 - 6 years working experience in Process Engineering / Manufacturing Engineering, Process Capability studies.

• Familiar with process related skills such as CAD software like Solidworks, risk assessment tools like FMEA, measurement system analysis/process capability studies/statistical control methods using statistical tools like Minitab, root cause analysis methods
• Mechanical Assembly and Testing – Knowledge of assembly processes such as joining, soldering, greasing etc and inline process checking with cameras, function testing.
• Experience with manufacturing medical devices (ISO 13485) is a plus but not necessary

We believe that we are better together than apart. For our office-based teams, this means working in-person at least 3 days per week.

Onsite roles require full-time presence in the company’s facilities.

Field roles are most effectively done outside of the company’s main facilities, generally at the customers’ or suppliers’ locations.

This is an onsite role.