Manufacturing Process Engineer II — Lean, Kaizen Champion

美国TSI集团中国公司; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 92,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid Time Off

Professional development

Job summary

MSP, a Division of TSI, located in Shoreview, MN, is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer II to support low-volume, high-mix precision instrument builds. You will drive manufacturing process improvements, train staff, and lead projects to enhance quality and capacity.

You will interface with SAP to manage documents, analyze data, lead ECOs, and collaborate with quality, purchasing, and operations to reduce costs and improve throughput.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering is required.
• Minimum of 5 years manufacturing engineering experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Interface with SAP to prepare and revise manufacturing documents, BOMs and drawings.
• Solve day-to-day manufacturing problems, implement ECOs, and eliminate waste to increase productivity.
• Investigate supplier quality problems and customer complaints.
• Lead 8-D problem solving teams and Kaizen events in assigned area.
• Perform complex data analysis with limited guidance and train staff on process changes.
• Participate in cross-functional teams coordinating with continuation engineering, quality, production control, inventory, and purchasing.
• Maintain Lean, 5S, and Point of Use inventory best practices on the manufacturing floor.

Skills

Problem solving

Kaizen

Lean manufacturing

Data analysis

Cross-functional teamwork

Training staff

Process improvement

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

SAP

Job description

MSP, a Division of TSI, located in Shoreview, MN, is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer II to support low-volume, high-mix precision instrument builds. You will drive manufacturing process improvements, train staff, and lead projects to enhance quality and capacity.

You will interface with SAP to manage documents, analyze data, lead ECOs, and collaborate with quality, purchasing, and operations to reduce costs and improve throughput.