Manufacturing Process Control Engineer

Milwaukee Electronics; Canby (OR); Sur place; USD 95 000 - 125 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Milwaukee Electronics is seeking a Manufacturing Process Control Engineer to own, sustain, troubleshoot, and improve manufacturing processes, ensuring stability, quality, and production performance on the floor.

This hands-on role is embedded with operators, technicians, and cross-functional teams, focusing on establishing process parameters, addressing equipment and process issues, reducing variation, and using SPC and process capability analysis to drive corrective actions.

Description du poste

At Milwaukee Electronics, acceleration isn't just what we do; it's how we grow. As an electronics manufacturing services provider with more than 70 years of innovation, we partner with customers to turn ideas into reality. We invest in our people through learning, advancement, and a culture that truly cares. If you're looking for meaningful work, strong teamwork, and room to go beyond, you'll feel at home here.

SUMMARY

The Manufacturing Process Control Engineer is responsible for owning, sustaining, troubleshooting, and improving manufacturing processes to ensure consistent execution, stability, quality, and production performance.

This is a hands-on engineering role embedded directly within the electronics manufacturing environment. The Manufacturing Process Control Engineer works alongside operators, technicians, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, and Production teams to establish and maintain process parameters, troubleshoot equipment and process issues, reduce variation and defects, and ensure manufacturing processes remain stable, repeatable, and capable over time.

The role combines hands-on manufacturing process and equipment support with structured problem solving, process validation, continuous improvement, and data analysis. Statistical Process Control (SPC) and process capability analysis are important tools used to monitor performance, identify variation, and support corrective action.

This position requires a consistent presence on the production floor and direct engagement with manufacturing equipment and production processes. This is not a desk