Supplier Development Engineer Co-op: Drive Quality

6942-ABIOMED Inc. Legal Entity; Danvers (MA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Sick time benefits

Pension

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Supplier Development Engineer Co-op to join the Supplier Engineering Team in Danvers, MA. This internship focuses on advancing manufacturing processes and supplier quality through standardized defect characterization, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities include supporting product development with suppliers, leading capacity projects, and applying Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles to production transfers.

Qualifications

• Masters or undergrad in Engineering, Manufacturing or Supply Chain.
• Understanding of manufacturing processes and supplier management.
• Familiarity with lean, six sigma, kaizen and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

• Support standardization of manufacturing defect characterization at incoming inspection.
• Support product development and liaise on new supplier requirements.
• Assist in the Quality at the Source program to increase yields at suppliers.
• Drive capacity projects to meet manufacturing needs.
• Proactively manage component obsolescence.
• Drive second-source projects and monitor supplier risk with mitigation plans.
• Support transfers of product improvements into production using DFM.
• Lead analysis of defective components in Incoming Inspection with vendors to resolve.
• Manage supplier process validation with a risk-based approach.
• Implement continuous improvement in supply chain.

Education

Engineering degree

Job description

Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Supplier Development Engineer Co-op to join the Supplier Engineering Team in Danvers, MA. This internship focuses on advancing manufacturing processes and supplier quality through standardized defect characterization, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities include supporting product development with suppliers, leading capacity projects, and applying Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles to production transfers.