Associate Engineer, Manufacturing

Agilus Consulting Group; Ottawa; Híbrido; CAD 63 000 - 86 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Health & Dental benefits

Weekly vacation pay

Transit access + free parking

Hybrid schedule

Resumo da oferta

Agilus by Synergie in Ottawa, Ontario is seeking an Associate Engineer, Manufacturing to contribute to wafer and print manufacturing projects. You will work on yield improvement, cost reduction, and process optimization while managing multiple initiatives with creative problem-solving.

The role requires a Engineering degree and 1–3 years in manufacturing, with strong skills in experimental design, data analysis, and reporting. Hybrid work options, health benefits, and weekly pay are available.

Qualificações

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical or Chemical preferred, degrees from outside Canada verified).
• 1–3 years of manufacturing experience.
• Ability to design experiments, analyze data and document conclusions.
• Strong data gathering and presentation skills.

Responsabilidades

• Implement process / equipment changes per Design Control Process.
• Train in line with Quality Systems requirements and procedures.
• Attend cross-functional meetings to share information.
• Assist in planning and executing process characterizations, validations, and verifications.
• Create and execute DOE-based strategies to identify process improvements.
• Assist in developing strategies to resolve process and/or product problems.

Conhecimentos

Experiment design

Data analysis

Report writing

Presentation skills

Communication

Problem solving

Formação académica

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Agilus by Synergie is recruiting for an Associate Engineer, Manufacturing in the Life Sciences Industry in Ottawa, Ontario.

The Associate Engineer (Wafer and Print Manufacturing) will participate on a team that executes projects that pursue strategic elements of business interests. These projects may relate to yield improvement, equipment procurement, cost reduction, process optimization, quality compliance etc. The successful candidate will thrive on working in an environment that drives many diverse projects at the same time. They will be able to use their creative problem-solving skills to help the team arrive at unique solutions to critical problems and then implement a tight timeline.

Responsibilities

• Implement process / equipment changes as per Design Control Process
• Train in accordance with and apply Quality Systems requirements and procedures
• Attend cross-functional team meetings to share information
• Assist in planning and executing process characterizations, validations, and verifications
• Create and execute efficient experimental strategies using DOE methods to identify potential process improvements
• Assist in developing strategies to resolve process and/or product problems

Must have

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Mechanical or Chemical preferred (Education obtained outside of Canada must be verified by an organization such as WES)
• 1 – 3 years of previous experience in a manufacturing environment
• Ability to design experiments, analyze and interpret data, and document conclusions
• Strong data gathering and dissemination skills via report writing, presentation skills, and conversations with peers

Soft skills

• Strong communication, initiative, good judgment, ability to adapt to changing business and project needs, and critical thinking skills

What's in it for you

• $63000.00 - $86000.00 annually
• Consistent schedule from Monday - Friday, hybrid possibilities
• Option to opt-in to Health & Dental benefits
• Weekly pay including 4% vacation pay
• Transit accessible and free parking

This posting is for an active opening.