Manufacturing Engineer — PCB & Box Build Onsite Impact

Sanmina Corporation; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Sanmina Corporation seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to develop, implement, and maintain manufacturing processes for printed circuit boards and box build assemblies. You will collaborate with process/quality engineering and production teams to ensure repeatable, efficient operations and meet customer requirements.

The role involves designing, modifying and validating process activities from product definition to production release, developing line layouts, and identifying cost-saving opportunities

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent experience.
• Minimum of 5 years’ experience as a Manufacturing Engineer; preferably in Electronics Manufacturing or equivalent.
• Strong computer skills to include MS Office Suite, CAD/CAM tools. Solid Works a plus
• Solid written/verbal business communication skills
• Problem solving ability
• Ability to occasionally work late shifts
• Must be a team player and hands on.
• This position requires you to be onsite 100%

Responsibilities

• Develops, implements, monitors and maintains methods, operation sequences and processes in the manufacture of printed circuit boards and box build assemblies.
• Works closely with process and quality engineering and production teams to ensure repeatable processes that meet yield and efficiency targets.
• Writes and executes Product Validations for PCB and Box Build processes and designs line layouts to meet customer demands.

Job description

Sanmina Corporation seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to develop, implement, and maintain manufacturing processes for printed circuit boards and box build assemblies. You will collaborate with process/quality engineering and production teams to ensure repeatable, efficient operations and meet customer requirements.

The role involves designing, modifying and validating process activities from product definition to production release, developing line layouts, and identifying cost-saving opportunities