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Cognex is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer to support existing product designs and the supply chain, including production at suppliers, contract manufacturers, and distribution centers. The role emphasizes improving manufacturability, reducing costs, and enhancing quality.
Responsibilities include evaluating materials, solving quality issues, collecting and acting on production data, and collaborating with global suppliers. Travel about 20% to Asia-based CMs and vendors is required.
Cognex is the global leader in the exciting and growing field of machine vision. With over $800 million of cash in the bank and no debt, we are a financially strong international company with a culture that maintains the fast paced, creative environment of a startup. Our employees, proudly called "Cognoids," take their work but not themselves seriously. Our Work Hard, Play Hard, Move Fast culture recognizes our employees for their innovation, perseverance, and hard work in a fun, rewarding, and quirky environment
The Operations organization at Cognex is responsible for achieving the cost, quality, and delivery requirements of our customers globally. It partners with multiple business units for the design and development of products and throughout active product lifecycles. This position is part of the Sustaining Engineering team, which is a group within the Operations Engineering team.
This Senior Manufacturing Engineer position is responsible for supporting existing product designs and supply chain. This includes production at suppliers, contract manufacturers, distribution centers and projects to improve manufacturability, optimize costs, and improve quality.
Bachelor's Degree in manufacturing, mechanical, or equivalent engineering
2‑5 years of experience with relevant, high‑tech, electronics and electro‑mechanical products
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified.