Engineer Process Engineering; Diff

Process Development Engineer

Develops and modifies process formulations, methods and controls to meet quality standards. Typically performs one or more of the following in capacity of either an individual contributor (as directed and/or independently), or as a manager:

• Create, analyze and review technical charts
• Develop and modify process formulations, methods and controls to meet quality standards
• Establish SOP (Standard Operating Process) and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) for related process
• Review product development requirements for compatibility with processing methods to determine costs and schedules
• Integrates equipment and material capabilities to meet process module and technology specifications
• Drive CIP (Continuous Improvement Plans) to improve process performance indices
• Work with cross-functional teams to deliver organizational goals
• Perform all activities in a safe and responsible manner and support all Environmental, Health, Safety & Security requirements
• Work and collaborate on other projects and/or assignments as needed

See description for career level for general proficiency levels pertaining to Job Complexity, Accountability, Relationship Focus, and Knowledge, Skills & Abilities. These proficiency levels apply to all career levels. Some requirements may vary locally.

Job Complexity:
Proficient in some aspects of a technical discipline. Initiative and creativity are limited to fulfilling standard practices related to job responsibilities. Uses standard engineering methods to analyze and resolve problems.

Accountability:
Completes a variety of routine projects, assignments and tasks. Participates in teams.

Relationship Focus:
Directed contact at engineering level.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Basic principles and practices in one technical discipline. Requires a technical (University) degree. (Exceptions approved by local HR) BS + 0-2 years of experience or MS + 0-2 years