Process Engineer

Process Engineer

Experience: Mid Level Salary: $100,000 - $125,000 per year

• Moni the and maintain all stages of the anodizing line, including cleaning, etching, desmutting, anodizing, dyeing, and sealing.
• Optimize process parameters such as temperature, voltage, current density, bath chemistry, and dwell times.
• Analyze process data to identify trends and implement continuous improvements.

• Maintain proper chemical concentrations and balance in process tanks through regular testing and adjustments.
• Develop and refine chemical treatment procedures to improve coating quality and consistency.
• Coordinate with suppliers on chemical usage, replenishment, and waste treatment.

• Ensure anodized coatings meet required specifications for thickness, corrosion resistance, color consistency, and adhesion.
• Investigate defects (e.g., burning, streaking, uneven coating) and implement corrective actions.
• Support audits and maintain documentation for quality standards (e.g., ISO, customer specifications).

• Work closely with maintenance teams to ensure proper functioning of rectifiers, pumps, filtration systems, and conveyors.
• Assist in troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues affecting the process line.
• Recommend upgrades or modifications to improve system reliability and efficiency.

• 3-7 years of experience in a related job role or in chemical processing or surface finishing, preferably in aluminum anodizing.
• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field with knowledge of technical subject matter.
• Or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the duties and responsibilities as described, including an internship in a relevant trade.

• Strong understanding of electrochemistry and metal finishing processes.

My client is a leading medical device manufacturing company that is growing! They are looking to add a Process Engineer who is responsible for maintaining, optimizing, and troubleshooting an aluminum anodizing production line.

Up to $125,000 per year.