Process Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-02
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Engineering
Process Engineer, Automation & Mechatronics Engineer -
Manufacturing / Production
Automation & Mechatronics Engineer
Process Engineer
Required
Skills & Experience:
Strong mechanical aptitude
Automation and robotic systems experience
Troubleshooting production equipment in a live manufacturing environment
Experience supporting high-volume, fast-paced operations
Ability to prioritize multiple issues and shift focus quickly
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Mechanical Engineering Degree or Associates with degree or 8-10 years of experience
Nice to Have
Skills & Experience:
automotive or manufacturing experience
Job Description
This Process Engineer supports paint shop operations with a primary focus on automation, robotics, equipment reliability, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement. The role is highly visible and fast-paced, requiring an engineer who can quickly adapt to changing priorities while maintaining production uptime and paint quality standards. The engineer will spend approximately:
- 90% on the production floor
- 10% in the office
Floor responsibilities include:
- 40% troubleshooting
- 40% operational support
- 20% paperwork, process control plans, and strategic planning
Technical Environment:
Inside Process Responsibilities Supports highly automated paint lines:
• Approximately 3 automated paint lines
• Supports roughly 30 robots
• Maintains line uptime and equipment functionality
• Works directly with automation systems
• Troubleshoots robots while equipment remains operational when possible
• Makes process adjustments to maintain production flow
Key Systems
• Robotics
• Automated paint equipment
• Controls and automation systems
• Process monitoring tools
Outside Process Responsibilities Supports approximately 20 paint bays and surrounding systems:
• Paint mix systems
• Pumps
• Piping
• Valves
• Industrial automation equipment
• Process support involving basic chemistry concepts
• Significant amount of walking and floor presence
Day in the Life Typical Start of Shift
• Arrive 15-30 minutes early
• Review emails and production updates
• Meet with counterpart engineer
• Attend 6:00 AM cross-shift meeting
• Immediately assess production status
Daily Responsibilities
• Verify all areas are running properly
• Address manpower and operational concerns
• Support maintenance and operations teams
• Troubleshoot line-down situations
• Restore equipment to production quickly
• Analyze paint defects and quality concerns
• Observe process performance and identify root causes
• Support continuous improvement initiatives
• Maintain process control plans
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