IPM Process Engineer I

ASTEMO INDIANA, INC.; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

ASTEMO INDIANA, INC. is seeking a manufacturing professional to develop and apply processes for Astemo Intelligent Power Module (IPM) products on fully onsite operations.

You will validate production equipment, ensure adherence to product standards, and support mass production from development through qualification. The role requires hands-on experience with wire/ribbon bonding, soldering (reflow/selective), and data-driven decision making.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of processing equipment for wire/ribbon bonding and soldering
• 3 years of related high-volume, precision assembly experience
• Ability to make quick, data-driven decisions with strong critical thinking
• Excellent spoken and written communication and collaboration skills
• Computer literacy with manufacturing systems and MS Office
• Well organized with ability to manage multiple deadlines and projects

Responsibilities

• Develop and evaluate new IPM product processes and equipment (40%)
• Support M/P equipment problems and develop solutions (35%)
• Support technology/resource/production requirements development (15%)
• Support new business opportunity evaluation (5%)
• Other duties to support corporate objectives (5%)

Skills

Wire/ribbon bonding

Soldering (reflow/ selective)

High-volume assembly

Data-driven decision making

Oral and written communication

Manufacturing systems literacy

Multi-project management

Education

Bachelors in Electrical Engineering

IPC-A-610 certification (nice to have)

Tools

Keyence PLC programming

Robotics: Fanuc/Motoman/Yamaha/Mitsubishi

Keyence Vision

LabVIEW

VB (Visual Basic)

Job description

ASTEMO INDIANA, INC. is seeking a manufacturing professional to develop and apply processes for Astemo Intelligent Power Module (IPM) products on fully onsite operations.

You will validate production equipment, ensure adherence to product standards, and support mass production from development through qualification. The role requires hands-on experience with wire/ribbon bonding, soldering (reflow/selective), and data-driven decision making.