Engineering Manager; Assembly

Engineering Manager (Assembly)

The Engineering Manager (Backend) is responsible for leading and managing the work of designing, developing, deploying and optimizing processes for manufacturing to achieve quality, cost and delivery goals for Celestica and its customers products.

Performs tasks such as, but not limited to, the following:

• Responsible for understanding and implementing the customers technical roadmap and related process development projects.
• Lead and implement the development and release of the full manufacturing process for new customer products.
• Understand and provide feedback on customers technical requirements to team members and management
• Responsible for developing and implementing costed and optimized feedback using Design for manufacturability (DFX) tools and processes, with the goal of reducing manufacturing cost and improving quality and reliability of product.
• Develop, plan and lead the assessment of the capability of process applications using Design of Experiments.
• Devise process controls and data collection strategies and evaluate complex data to assist with reporting yield, reliability and diagnoses to root causes failures impacting product quality.
• Ensure accurate and timely communication to management on critical technical and business issues.
• Set yearly plans and goals for the department and give direction on expected performance and provide regular performance evaluations and ongoing feedback.
• Accountable for all department objectives and achieving agreed targets for key performance indicators.

Knowledge/Skills/

Competencies:

• Project Management
  - Ability to manage/lead complex, multiple line engineering projects that may also involve other functions.
• Leadership
  - Demonstrate "People & Team Leadership Behaviors" as per Celestica Leadership Imperatives.
• Financial Acumen / Business Planning
  - Ability to create financial plans for your projects, align them internally with your line of management and other functions and externally if needed.
• The following competencies may also be required:
  Coaching/Mentoring;
  Communication/Negotiation/Presentation;
  Creative Problem Solving;
  Customer Interaction/Stakeholder Management;
  Quality & Lean;
  Working Effectively with Others; D/PFMEA; 8D/Corrective Action;
  Equipment Safety;
  Design of Experiments (DOE).

Typical

Experience:

Min. 10 years of PCB Assembly experience in manufacturing field

Typical

Education:

Bachelor degree or consideration of an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Celstica is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment and will not be discriminated against on any protected status. Special arrangements can be made for candidates who need it throughout the hiring process.