Senior Manager, High-Purity Process Engineering

FUJIFILM; North Kingstown (RI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation is hiring an Engineering Manager at their North Kingstown, Rhode Island facility. The role involves providing technical leadership, overseeing engineering activities for high-purity chemical manufacturing, and developing engineering talent. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, about 8–10 years of relevant experience, and strong skills in process optimization and team management. This position offers an opportunity to lead initiatives in a regulated environment critical to the semiconductor industry.

Qualifications

• 8–10 years of engineering experience in chemical manufacturing or semiconductor materials required.
• 3–5 years of leadership experience managing technical teams.
• Experience in high-purity manufacturing environments preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead and develop a team of engineers.
• Provide technical leadership and support manufacturing operations.
• Oversee process engineering activities focusing on safety and efficiency.
• Drive process optimization for yield and cost.
• Collaborate on capital projects and ensure compliance with regulations.

Skills

Chemical process engineering

Root cause analysis

Lean or Six Sigma

Data analysis

Technical leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation is hiring an Engineering Manager at their North Kingstown, Rhode Island facility. The role involves providing technical leadership, overseeing engineering activities for high-purity chemical manufacturing, and developing engineering talent. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, about 8–10 years of relevant experience, and strong skills in process optimization and team management. This position offers an opportunity to lead initiatives in a regulated environment critical to the semiconductor industry.