Process Engineer - Ceramic & Inorganic Manufacturing

Aimic Inc; Valparaiso (IN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Aimic Inc. seeks a Process Engineer with experience in large-scale production of ceramic and inorganic materials. A bachelor’s degree in Ceramics, Chemical Engineering or Materials Science is required.

The role focuses on developing process plannings, yield analysis, SPC implementation, and collaboration with development teams to transition new products into manufacturing. Strong emphasis on quality documentation and process improvements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Ceramics, Chemical Engineering or Materials Science required.
• Experience in large-scale production process engineering.
• Familiarity with ISO-9001 documentation and SPc concepts.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with Business Development Managers and Development Engineers to smooth transitions of new products into manufacturing.
• Develop in-process specifications, equipment settings, and process plannings for new products.
• Develop yield calculations through various process stages of manufacture.
• Assist in implementing statistical process control documentation and quality policy.
• Assist in selection of laboratory instrumentation and process equipment as directed.
• Interface with customers on product specification and testing as required.
• Select computer software/hardware for process engineering work when applicable.
• Monitor energy usage and equipment performance, documenting results and revisions to process plannings.
• Review and revise process plannings to improve quality, yield, and efficiency, maintaining revision logs.
• Ensure proper labeling, packaging, and storage for delivery to shipping.

Skills

Process engineering

Statistical methods

Quality documentation

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's in Ceramics

Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor's in Materials Science

Job description

Aimic Inc. seeks a Process Engineer with experience in large-scale production of ceramic and inorganic materials. A bachelor’s degree in Ceramics, Chemical Engineering or Materials Science is required.

The role focuses on developing process plannings, yield analysis, SPC implementation, and collaboration with development teams to transition new products into manufacturing. Strong emphasis on quality documentation and process improvements.