Process Engineer Manufacturing in Waterbury

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Luvata Waterbury a leader in the Superconductor Industry is seeking a full time Manufacturing Process Engineer.

Luvata has been producing niobium-titanium (NbTi)-based superconducting wires and cables for nearly fifty years. We are the world's leading producer of special copper and low-temperature superconducting (LTS) wire and cable.

Superconducting wires and cables are used in:

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Scanners
• Particle accelerators such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
• Synchrotrons to generate proton beams for cancer therapy
• Fusion energy development magnets
• NMR spectrometers
• Scientific projects

We are currently looking for a manufacturing engineer with strong project management expertise

The purpose for this position is to engineer, measure, and monitor process and equipment.

Troubleshoot process and machine issues, defining and eliminating root causes.

Create and revise bills of materials, bills of operations for process/product, and manufacturing documentation.

Design mechanical components using AutoCAD and Solid Works.

Conduct product/process trials.

Establish procedures to minimize operational variability.

Continuous improvement in technical practices.

Participate in growth and expansion projects within the plant.

Hands-on approach in a manufacturing environment

BS Degree in engineering discipline.

3+ years experience

Project management experience and experience working with lean manufacturing

• Excellent technical skills
• CAD or Auto Cad skills
• Analytical thinker with interpersonal skills
• Strong Porject Management skills
• Lean Manufacturing experience
• Lean manufacturing Knowledge

Luvata in Waterbury, Connecticut manufactures copper stabilized NbTi and Nb3

Sn conductors for a variety of superconducting applications. Luvata Waterbury is a recognized leader in the supply of superconductive wires for medical diagnostic systems, high energy physics projects, and related applications where delivery and performance are critical.