Microfluidics Process Engineer - Scale Innovation

Microfluidics Engineer
At Micronit we are working with the best engineers in the Microfluidics field to create products that make a real impact. We have different types of engineers working for us with a lot of backgrounds and together we make the world a healthier place.

Therefore we always like to get in contact with skillful engineers looking for a job.

Below you will find the typical engineering functions we have at Micronit.

Production (Process) Engineer
As a  Production Process Engineer , you are responsible for maintaining, improving, and stabilizing production processes in a high-tech manufacturing environment. You ensure that processes run reliably, efficiently, and in compliance with quality and safety standards.

You work closely with production, quality, and development teams to resolve issues, implement improvements, and prepare processes for consistent execution. In this role, you combine hands‑on problem solving on the shop floor with structure, data analysis, and continuous improvement.

What we typically expect from a Production Process Engineer:

Monitor, troubleshoot, and improve existing production processes

Support day‑to‑day manufacturing and resolve quality or yield issues

Prepare and maintain production documentation, routings, and process settings

Apply structured problem‑solving and continuous improvement methods

Work according to quality, safety, and regulatory standards

Collaborate effectively with production, engineering, and support teams

Take ownership, show flexibility, and drive process reliability

We welcome engineers who enjoy operational ownership, improving real‑life production performance, and bridging engineering with daily manufacturing practice.

Process Development Engineer
As a  Process Development Engineer , you develop, optimize, and industrialize production processes for innovative products. You translate new ideas and designs into robust, scalable, and manufacturable processes that meet quality, cost, and performance requirements.

You work at the interface between R&D, production, quality, and projects, contributing from early concept through validation and transfer to manufacturing. In this role, you combine hands‑on engineering with analytical thinking, documentation, and continuous improvement.

What we typically expect from a Process Development Engineer:

Develop, test, and improve production processes and technologies

Support new product introduction and process industrialization

Apply structured problem‑solving and data‑driven decision making

Work according to quality, safety, and regulatory standards

Collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary teams

Take ownership, show curiosity, and continuously build technical expertise

We welcome engineers who enjoy building processes from the ground up, working in a high‑tech environment, and contributing to the successful realization of complex products.

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