Manufacturing Process Engineer

Overview

As a Manufacturing Process Engineer for electromechanical assemblies, your primary role is to develop and document manufacturing processes for electronic and electromechanical assemblies which yield reliable, high-quality assemblies at the lowest possible cost.

In the role of a Manufacturing Process Engineer - Electromechanical Assemblies:

• You will develop and implement manufacturing process technologies, methods, and techniques to assist and promote the building of reliable, high quality electromechanical assemblies at the lowest possible cost.
• You will develop and maintain product assembly procedures for electromechanical assemblies and cable assemblies.
• You will provide active consultation to new product development teams regarding manufacturing capabilities, techniques and issues related to design for manufacturability and assembly (DFMA).
• You will assist in the preparation of new product cost estimates including applicable NRE.
• You will be responsible for identifying, specifying, validating, documenting, implementing, and training on new equipment and processes.
• You will design production equipment and fixtures to aid in the assembly of product while improving operator safety/comfort, reducing labor and improving quality.
• You will provide technical training in electromechanical & cable manufacturing techniques, methods, and processes to manufacturing associates.
• You will maintain reliable and safe manufacturing systems while improving production rates, efficiencies, yields, changeovers, and costs.
• You will Investigate and diagnose product manufacturing issues and respond to internal and external customer requests for changes and improvements.
• You will coordinate the implementation of product design changes.
• You will collect, record, and present data applicable to the status of production projects assigned to you
• You will ensure projects are completed on time.

• You must be a self-starter and a strong problem solver.
• You must have the ability to work as a member of a team.
• You must be comfortable in a fast paced, dynamic environment.
• You will have excellent organization and decision-making skills.
• You must have high level of energy and enthusiasm.
• You will have experience with 2d & 3d CAD design/modeling of assemblies, schematics, parts, and draft creation.
• You must understand Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing concepts.
• You must have experience designing, assembling, and debugging of automated or semi-automated electromechanical equipment.
• You must have a basic understanding of computer and machine programming and I/O logic.
• You must have experience validation efforts.
• You must have strong MS Office abilities: proficiency necessary in Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
• You must have experience with MS Project.

• B.S. in Engineering (or equivalent combination of experience and education) in Electrical (EE or EET), Mechanical (ME or MET), or Industrial (IE, IET).
• 2-4 years of related of work experience.
• Experience with electromechanical and/or medical device assembly and test highly desirable.
• Experience implementing lean manufacturing and/or six sigma desirable.