Process Engineer

The Process Engineer plays a key role in turning ideas into real, working manufacturing processes. From early process concepts and new line launches to improving high volume production, this role offers hands‑on opportunities to solve real manufacturing problems, develop new ideas, and make a direct impact on quality, productivity, and cost. Working closely with Production, Design Engineering, and cross functional teams, the Process Engineer applies creativity, technical knowledge, and structured problem solving to design, implement, and continuously improve manufacturing processes on the factory floor.

• New product planning, introduction, trial preparation, and documentation
• Production capacity studies, line layouts, cycle time studies, processing cost studies

• New equipment specification development, installation and training
• New equipment budget planning, quotation, procurement, and project management
• Manufacturing manual process automation (vision guided robotics and others)

• Lead and support production line continuous improvement initiatives
• Process improvement, machine optimization, and automation feasibility
• Lead or support root cause analysis and countermeasure development for product and process issues

• Create and Maintain process documentation (PFMEA, PCS, Process Flows, policies, etc.) in support of IATF

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or related discipline), or equivalent practical experience
• Strong teamwork and communication skills; able to work effectively with cross‑functional and multi‑disciplinary teams
• Willingness to work on the factory floor and engage directly with manufacturing processes and equipment
• Hands‑on, proactive mindset with the ability to take direction, set priorities, and follow through on commitments
• Demonstrated analytical and problem‑solving skills, with the ability to investigate issues, develop countermeasures, and learn from results
• Self‑motivated and adaptable; eager to learn new technologies, methods, and processes in a changing manufacturing environment
• Ability to plan work, manage schedules, and meet project deadlines
• Willingness to share ideas, provide feedback, and contribute constructively in team and technical discussions
• Demonstrates ownership, professionalism, and a positive attitude toward continuous improvement
• Commitment to safety and quality as top priorities
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally (up to ~10%) and to support periodic overtime during key milestones such as new line installations

• Electrical, Mechanical, or Industrial education/background
• Hands‑on technical or manufacturing engineering experience, demonstrated through production support, process development, equipment, automation, or related engineering work
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Proficiency in MS Office applications
• Familiarity with 3D and 2D CAD (e.g. Solid Works, AutoCAD, or similar tools)
• Ability to read and understand product drawings.

• Work experience that demonstrated the ability to solve problems, learn, and actively adapt
• Experience may include deep expertise in a specific manufacturing area or broad exposure across multiple processes and systems.
• Practical experience of manufacturing technologies to leverage for safety, quality, productivity, or cost improvement including:
  • Automated or robotic assembly
  • Screw tightening
  • Soldering, gel or sealant application
  • Automated machine vision inspection
• Familiarity with basic manufacturing concepts such as PFMEA, SPC, process documentation, or standard work
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