Engineer, Industrialization

Engineer, Industrialization

Responsible for completing Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) prototype and pilot builds. This includes programming electronic manufacturing process equipment, coordinating equipment installation in facilities ensuring all EHS requirements are met, and facilitating final acceptance of all assembly processes. The role will also coordinate prototype builds and lead the cross‑functional evaluation of these activities. They will be responsible for completing the final routing in accordance with the facility’s requirement along with the documented work instructions.

The goal of this role is to enable the early build of prototypes on production system. All work will be completed in accordance to manufacturing standards established by Process Engineering organization. Experience with PCBA, SMT Pre and post Operations (Conformal Coat, Routing, Wave and Selective Solder). You will report to the Industrialization Manager and work onsite in Twinsburg, OH.

• Support PCBA prototype builds enabling operations more time to develop their employees and realize Df(x) improvement to design
• Coordinate PCBA prototype and pilot build and participate in evaluation activities
• Final execution of all Manufacturing Execution System deliverables including routing, part extension validation, work instruction (digital and print), operator & maintenance training, hypercare support or production application
• Compliance and feedback to manufacturing standards established by Process Engineering organization
• Manage projects across different product lines and teams. Manage and communicate project timelines and action plans effectively to delivery cost effective test solutions
• Lead, coach, and mentor others in NPI Build team across multiple manufacturing process areas to build cross‑functional expertise within the team and partners
• Works with some direct supervision
• Works on issues of diverse scope where analysis of situation or data requires evaluation of a variety of factors, including an understanding of current trends in the business and operations
• Simultaneously support multiple business units and manufacturing plants
• Work with multi‑location and multi‑time zone team, often remotely
• Early build of production system to enable development builds during design phase on the production line
• Create documented work instructions (DWI)
• Coordinate prototype and pilot build and evaluation activities
• Ensure compliance to all production environmental, health, and safety requirements
• Facilitate final acceptance of all new assembly processes

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
• Legal authorization to work in the U.S. (No visa sponsorship)
• Ability to travel 10% of the time
• 2+ years in a manufacturing environment, PCBA
• Demonstrated understanding of New Product Introduction process
• Experience coordinating and building discrete assembly lines and/or PCBA assembly process
• Good understanding of manufacturing process and experience engineering
• Good understanding of Manufacturing Execution Systems
• Ability to adjust to changes in priority and scope
• Good written and verbal communications in English
• Proficient using Microsoft Office program, familiar with Optel and SAP
• PMP or similar certifications/experience

• Health insurance including medical, dental, and vision
• 401(k) retirement plan
• Paid time off
• Parental and caregiver leave
• Flexible work schedule that can be tailored to personal life
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Base Salary Compensation: $78,400 - $117,600 with an annual target bonus of 5% of base salary.