Seymour, United States
Process Development & Manufacturing Support:
- Develop, optimize, and document manufacturing processes, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and work instructions for PCB and electro-mechanical assemblies.
- Provide real-time technical troubleshooting during manufacturing operations to minimize downtime and improve productivity.
- Analyze PCB layout data and panelization to ensure design and process compliance.
- Review blueprints, schematics, specification sheets, and technical diagrams for modifications and engineering approval.
- Design, specify, and/or fabricate custom fixtures and tooling to streamline assembly workflows.
Continuous Improvement & Quality Control:
- Conduct root cause analysis on assembly and component failures, identify corrective actions, and implement preventive measures.
- Collaborate with Quality teams on inspections, repairs, and rework processes in accordance with industry standards.
- Provide guidance and technical support to inspection and assembly personnel.
- Partner with the maintenance department to formulate equipment preventive maintenance plans.
NPI & Equipment Validation:
- Participate in technical and design reviews for existing product lines and New Product Introduction (NPI).
- Provide design-for-manufacturability (DFM) feedback and technical recommendations to customers.
- Assist in the technical evaluation, procurement, and qualification of new manufacturing equipment, authoring and executing product/process validations.
Project Tracking & Cross-Functional Collaboration:
- Act as an engineering liaison between production supervisors, cross-functional staff, and senior leadership.
- Establish project deliverable timelines, monitor milestones and budgets against expectations, and report variances or delays.
- Prepare and deliver technical reports, project documentation, and updates to internal stakeholders and customers.
Qualifications & Requirements
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required (Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing, or related field).
Technical Skills:
- Strong mechanical foundation with an emphasis on automation, machine programming, and basic electrical engineering principles.
- Proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering blueprints, electrical schematics, and technical specifications.
- Strong mathematical and physics calculation capabilities (rates, ratios, tolerances, and data analysis).
- Knowledge of electronic component identification is required.
- Must be able to pass Component ID and IPC-A-610 Solder Inspection training requirements.
Systems & Software:
- Proficiency with Shop Floor Tracking Systems / Manufacturing Execution Systems (e.g., Aegis) is preferred.
- Working knowledge of drafting tools and Microsoft Office applications.
Core Competencies:
- Analytical problem-solving ability, disciplined project planning skills, effective cross-functional communication, and the capacity to present technical details clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Physical Demands & Work Environment
- Regularly required to sit, stand, walk, handle materials, and reach with hands and arms.
- Specific vision abilities required include close vision, color vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment.
- Ability to frequently lift/move up to 10 lbs and occasionally lift/move up to 25 lbs.
- Occasional exposure to moving mechanical parts on the manufacturing floor.
- Adherence to standard Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements in accordance with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and OSHA regulations.