Fabrication Process Engineer II
Listed on 2026-10-24
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Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Process Engineer, Quality Engineering -
Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering
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Fabrication Process Engineer IIProcess Engineering Full Time Indirect Labor Milwaukee, WI, US
2 days ago Requisition
Salary: $90,000.00 Annually
Job Summary:
The manufacturing engineer for fabrication processes is responsible for designing, scaling, and optimizing metal fabrication and metalworking processes used within medical device assemblies to ensure consistent, high-quality production. Develops fabrication programs and processes, including tooling and fixtures, while implementing robust process controls aligned with PFMEA and GMP requirements in a low-volume, high-mix manufacturing environment. Serves as a technical liaison for customer design transfers, supports validation activities, and drives continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
Provides mentoring and training to production personnel, and acts as a subject matter expert in troubleshooting, CAPA, and GMP process compliance.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Define, program, and optimize metal fabrication and machining processes for fabricated subassemblies that will be used in medical device electro-mechanical assemblies, including converting 3D models and drawings into flat patterns with appropriate bend deductions and allowances.
- Develop and maintain work instructions, process flows, handling and maintenance requirements, quality checklists and technical drawings, while identifying opportunities to improve efficiency, throughput and overall process capability.
- Establish and maintain PFMEA-aligned assembly process controls to support successful product launches and design transfers. Define ERP BOM structures and develop assembly documentation in compliance with GMP requirements.
- Provide technical support and troubleshooting during prototype builds, production, tooling, and process validation activities, including IQ/OQ/PQ as required.
- Drive process development and scale-up efforts, including the design, programming and program control, procurement and fabrication of tools, tooling library management fixtures, gauges, and equipment to enable controlled, repeatable metal fabrication and metalworking fabrication processes.
- Serve as a technical lead when interfacing with customers, supporting product transfer efforts, tolerance and manufacturability reviews, and the implementation of customer-specific requirements.
- Provide technical support to production including training and mentoring fabrication personnel and quality teams on established processes.
Education
- A degree in a technical field such as Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering, or equivalent relevant experience.
Experience and/or Training
- Minimum of 2 years of experience, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant fabrication manufacturing experience in fabrication manufacturing processes such as laser cutting, turret punch, welding, hardware insertion, metal finishing, and/or press brake, etc.
- Proficient with Solid Works, ProE, AutoCAD, or other CAD software.
- Proficient in power tools, hand tools, precision measurement instruments.
- Proficient in interpreting and creating engineering drawings, technical documentation, and specifications.
- Proficient with Solid Works, ProE, AutoCAD, or other CAD software.
- 4i Blank and Form Programming Software, Influent and Sigma Nest (preferred)
- Experience using root cause and problem-solving methodologies (DMAIC, 5 Whys, Fishbone, etc.).
- Working knowledge of ISO 9001 & 13485 Quality System requirements.
- Knowledge of FDA regulations is preferred.
- Experience supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
- Six Sigma Green Belt or Black…
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