Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom)

Neways Electronics International NV; Klang City; On-site; MYR 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Neways Electronics International NV seeks a Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom) to establish and sustain manufacturing processes for cabinet assembly in a cleanroom environment. You will lead process development for mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical builds, drive NPI, ensure compliance, and collaborate with suppliers to optimize yield and cycle times.

A Bachelor's degree in engineering and at least five years in process engineering within EMS/high-tech manufacturing are

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related discipline.
• Minimum 5 years of Process Engineering experience within EMS, semiconductor, medical device, industrial equipment, or high-tech manufacturing environments.
• Proven experience in establishing and optimizing assembly manufacturing processes.
• Experience supporting NPI, product industrialization, and production ramp-up activities.
• Experience with mechanical and electromechanical assembly processes is highly preferred.
• Experience working in a cleanroom manufacturing environment (ISO Class 7/8 or equivalent) is an advantage.
• Experience leading equipment and tooling implementation projects, including CAPEX justification and commissioning.

Responsibilities

• Cabinet Assembly Process Development: Develop and implement assembly processes for mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical cabinet builds.
• Cleanroom Manufacturing Controls: Establish cleanroom assembly procedures and contamination control practices.
• New Product Introduction (NPI): Lead process development for new cabinet assembly programs.
• Equipment, Tooling & CAPEX: Define equipment, fixtures, and tooling requirements for cabinet assembly operations.
• Process Governance: Establish process monitoring systems and critical process controls.
• Support process transfers and manufacturing scale-up activities.

Skills

Process Engineering

NPI

Cleanroom

Leadership

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom)

• On-site

Develop the manufacturing foundation, including assembly methods, cleanroom compliance requirements, production equipment, quality controls, and operational standards to support NPI.

This is how you make an impact

As a Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom), you will be responsible for establishing and sustaining manufacturing processes for cabinet assembly operations performed in a cleanroom environment.

This is what we offer you

In the role of Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom), we offer you a challenging position in a dynamic and thriving production environment. You will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the development and profitability of Neways. We offer a full-time position in a highly motivated and collegial work environment with plenty of freedom for initiatives and room for personal development. A good salary matches your knowledge and experience. What really sets this job apart is a challenging position within a strongly growing, innovative and project driven high-tech electronics organization. Next to that we offer you ample opportunities to further develop and grow yourself as a professional.

This is what you bring to the team

We value professionalism, decisiveness, and confident decision-making. You have a strong analytical mindset and the ability to maintain a clear overview while keeping customer needs front and center. With excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, you know how to inspire teams and drive results. Your problem-solving abilities and structured approach enable you to tackle challenges effectively and keep quality at the core of everything you do.

Additionally, you have:

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related discipline.

Minimum 5 years of Process Engineering experience within EMS, semiconductor, medical device, industrial equipment, or high‑tech manufacturing environments.

Proven experience in establishing and optimizing assembly manufacturing processes.

Experience supporting NPI, product industrialization, and production ramp‑up activities.

Experience with mechanical and electromechanical assembly processes is highly preferred.

Experience working in a cleanroom manufacturing environment (ISO Class 7/8 or equivalent) is an advantage.

Experience leading equipment and tooling implementation projects, including CAPEX justification and commissioning.

Job requirements

Your daily responsibilities include:

Cabinet Assembly Process Development

Develop and implement assembly processes for mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical cabinet builds.

Define assembly sequences, workstation layouts, tooling requirements, and manufacturing standards.

Conduct time studies, line balancing, and labor efficiency improvements.

Establish process flows, SOPs, work instructions, and visual standards.

Cleanroom Manufacturing Controls

Establish cleanroom assembly procedures and contamination control practices.

Define material handling, gowning, cleaning, and ESD requirements.

Ensure assembly processes comply with cleanroom and customer‑specific requirements.

Support cleanroom qualification and process audits.

New Product Introduction (NPI)

Lead process development for new cabinet assembly programs.

Drive DFM/DfX reviews with customers and internal teams.

Support prototype, pilot, and production builds.

Develop PFMEA, Control Plans, and process validations before production release.

Equipment, Tooling & CAPEX

Define equipment, fixtures, and tooling requirements for cabinet assembly operations.

Support CAPEX justification, procurement, installation, and qualification.

Work with suppliers on process capability, machine acceptance, and technical improvements.

Provide technical support for assembly‑related production issues.

Analyze yield, cycle time, and productivity performance.

Lead root cause investigations and corrective actions.

Drive Lean Manufacturing, waste reduction, and process optimization initiatives.

Process Governance

Establish process monitoring systems and critical process controls.

Maintain process documentation and engineering change implementation.

Support process transfers and manufacturing scale‑up activities.

Develop preventive maintenance and calibration requirements for production equipment.