Components Engineer II - MedTech Manufacturing Impact

Johnson & Johnson MedTech; Ciudad Juárez; Presencial; MXN 350.000 - 550.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in Juarez Chih., Independencia Plant seeks a Components Engineer II to complete technical projects with suppliers, determine tooling, support changes, and sustain supply chain continuity for instrument assembly.

Ideal candidate holds a B.S. in Engineering, 2–4 years experience, bilingual English/Spanish, and demonstrates Lean/Six Sigma, regulatory knowledge, and cross-functional collaboration.

Formación

• B.S. Engineering degree.
• 2–4 years related experience or equivalent knowledge and skills.
• Bilingual English/Spanish.
• Group integration, multifunctional tasking, and coordinates collaboration between multiple functional groups.
• Effective communication, oral, written and for presentations.

Responsabilidades

• Complete technical projects with suppliers to improve supplier process capacity, supplier process capability, supplier process maintainability, instrument assembly capability, and instrument output performance.
• Determine tooling and spare requirements to maintain component supply.
• Provide technical support for the approval/ validation of changes/ improvements in supplier processes.
• Provide technical support for the resolution of component quality issues.
• Potentially coordinate RMI/CAD/BOM actives.
• Produce component cost comparisons and analyze alternative manufacturing methods for cost improvement projects (CIP’S).
• Sustain supply chain continuity by qualifying and validating supplier tooling as per component approval procedures.
• Ensures closure to component non-conformance issues with timely corrective action submission and approval of suppliers control plans.

Conocimientos

Bilingual English/Spanish

Educación

B.S. Engineering degree

Descripción del empleo

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in Juarez Chih., Independencia Plant seeks a Components Engineer II to complete technical projects with suppliers, determine tooling, support changes, and sustain supply chain continuity for instrument assembly.

Ideal candidate holds a B.S. in Engineering, 2–4 years experience, bilingual English/Spanish, and demonstrates Lean/Six Sigma, regulatory knowledge, and cross-functional collaboration.