MedTech Process Engineer: OEE & CI Leader

Becton Dickinson; Connecticut; On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

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Job summary

BD is a leading global medical technology company focused on advancing the world of health. We are seeking a manufacturing engineer to implement and sustain BDPS work processes in our Connecticut manufacturing unit, drive OEE improvements, and ensure safe, quality product release on-site.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Engineering, preferably Mechanical, with 2–3 years in medical manufacturing and high-speed automated experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering is required.
• Preferred: Mechanical Engineering degree.
• Two years of medical manufacturing experience.
• Three years of manufacturing experience.
• Experience with high-speed, automated manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Implements and sustains BDPS work process for the manufacturing unit.
• Identifies critical equipment setting and creation of standards.
• Creates technical knowledge for the manufacturing unit and transfers the knowledge to the operator and technical associates.
• Coaches associates on continuous improvement methodologies within the manufacturing unit.
• Understands top losses within the manufacturing unit and develops and implements plans to eliminate losses and drive OEE performance.
• Responsible for manufacturing unit change control including validation activities, root cause analysis of prioritized OEE losses, and quality events and deviations.
• Other duties as required to support the needs of the business.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

BD is a leading global medical technology company focused on advancing the world of health. We are seeking a manufacturing engineer to implement and sustain BDPS work processes in our Connecticut manufacturing unit, drive OEE improvements, and ensure safe, quality product release on-site.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Engineering, preferably Mechanical, with 2–3 years in medical manufacturing and high-speed automated experience.