Process Engineer II

Process Engineer II

Location:

Tolleson, AZ Duration: 06+ Months Type:
On-Site, 40 hours a week, M-F, 8am - 5pm

Education:

Minimum Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or another STEM field

Initial phone or video screening. Panel interview with project and team members. Local candidates preferred, but non-local candidates willing to relocate on their own may be considered if local candidates are not available. Local candidates may be asked to come on site before final selection.

Bachelors is required, plus 2 years professional (not academic) Process Engineer experience in a manufacturing plant.

The Process Engineer will provide hands-on support in a manufacturing environment to identify equipment, product, process, or operational issues and implement practical corrective actions that improve safety, quality, reliability, and efficiency.

Provide hands-on engineering support on the manufacturing floor to troubleshoot equipment, product, process, and operational issues. Analyze data, observations, and process conditions to identify root causes and improvement opportunities. Recommend, implement, and verify corrective actions to improve quality, uptime, throughput, and process stability. Support equipment start-up, troubleshooting, commissioning, qualification, and process optimization. Partner with operations, maintenance, quality, engineering, and vendors to resolve issues and sustain improvements.

Maintain procedures, standard work, technical documentation, and clear communication of findings and recommendations.

Manufacturing floor troubleshooting Root cause analysis and corrective action Equipment, process, and product issue resolution Data analysis and process improvement Cross-functional collaboration with operations, maintenance, quality, and engineering Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including clear technical documentation and communication of findings, risks, and recommendations

Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or another STEM field required. Hands-on experience in a manufacturing, production, industrial, or plant environment. Demonstrated ability to identify equipment, product, process, or operational issues and implement corrective actions. Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and cross-functional teamwork skills. Commitment to safe work practices and compliance with plant procedures.

Experience with root cause analysis, Lean, Six Sigma, SPC, DOE, or other continuous improvement methods. Familiarity with manufacturing systems, process controls, data analysis tools, and production performance metrics. Mechanical aptitude and willingness to spend time on the manufacturing floor engaging with operators and observing processes.