Manufacturing Engineering Technician: Process Improvement

Quantic Electronics; Bedford (NH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Quantic Electronics is seeking a Manufacturing Engineering Technician to support TRM's manufacturing team in Bedford, NH. You will collaborate with production and engineering to optimize processes through methods design, tooling, ergonomics, and 5S, while guiding process flow and cell layout.

Responsibilities include creating and training on written work instructions, reviewing BOMs and routings, reducing errors and labor hours, and providing data to support continuous improvements in tooling

Qualifications

• US person status required.
• Ability to understand interactions between engineering roles and production environments.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Proven ability to improve manufacturing processes with input tools.
• Organized and task driven with ability to multitask.
• Passion for continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

• Write, implement, and train people to written work instructions or visual aids.
• Identify needs for process improvements to increase quality, efficiency, or performance.
• Review BOMs, routings and work instructions to prepare work locations.
• Work with the team to reduce error opportunities and labor hours per unit.
• Provide process data to support continuous improvement in manufacturing, tooling, and hardware.
• Assist in ECO process and implementation as required.
• Be a key member evaluating internal product quality issues.

Skills

US Person

Strong communication

Continuous improvement

Multitasking

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Quantic Electronics is seeking a Manufacturing Engineering Technician to support TRM's manufacturing team in Bedford, NH. You will collaborate with production and engineering to optimize processes through methods design, tooling, ergonomics, and 5S, while guiding process flow and cell layout.

Responsibilities include creating and training on written work instructions, reviewing BOMs and routings, reducing errors and labor hours, and providing data to support continuous improvements in tooling