Measurements and Controls Engineer

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Corning applies its unparalleled expertise in glass science, ceramics science, and optical physics, along with its deep manufacturing and engineering capabilities, to develop category-defining products that transform industries and enhance people's lives. Corning Valor™ Glass is an example of a life-changing innovation purpose-built to store and protect injectable medicines. Corning is also a global leader in pharmaceutical tubing, manufacturing a variety of clear and amber glass tubing that is converted by our customers into vials, cartridges, ampules and syringes.

Applies physics and sound-engineering principles to solve complex non-contact measurement and inspection challenges for Life Sciences labware and pharmaceutical glass packaging. Leads cross-functional teams in developing and transferring new measurement and inspection systems into manufacturing, including designing experiments and MSA test plans to validate performance against industry standards and quantify system capability. Partners with external suppliers and machine builders to support capital projects, participates in PFMEA and control-plan reviews as the metrology and inspection subject-matter expert, and collaborates with internal and external specialists to ensure product quality meets customer expectations and GMP regulatory requirements.

Also provides manufacturing support as needed to sustain reliable inspection processes and production performance.

• Support and standardize measurement and inspection processes across global LST sites.
• Lead governance, run-to-standard activities, gauge improvement plans, and capability-gap resolution.
• Partner with QA and Process Engineering to define equipment requirements, specifications, setup, and job-change procedures.
• Coordinate technology transfer, installation, expansion, and migration of new inspection systems across sites.
• Manage suppliers and machine builders to deliver systems and capabilities on time, including NDA/JDA coordination.
• Serve as the hands-on metrology and inspection needs for projects within the LST Division.
• Execute experiments, MSAs, repeatability studies, and GMP validation to verify system accuracy, precision, reproducibility, and product-quality capability.
• Benchmark systems against industry and business performance standards.
• Train plant engineering, maintenance, and operations teams and provide remote/on-site troubleshooting support.

10% - 25+% possible, including international.

• 40 hours, Monday – Friday 8am-5pm; weekend support as required to support objectives; off-hours meetings and e-mails as needed.

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Physics, Mechanical Engineering or Computer Science, or related field
• 3 Years’ experience in designing, troubleshooting, and/or deploying measurement systems , metrology, or inspection systems in a manufacturing environment or related fields. Will consider Co-Ops and internship hands on experience.
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