Develop and optimize manufacturing processes for electro-mechanical assemblies, including printed circuit board assemblies, soldering, potting, pressing, torque-controlled assembly, plastic molding, and manual assembly operations.
Partner with internal and contract manufacturing teams to implement scalable, repeatable, and compliant production processes.
Lead or support capital equipment projects, including equipment specification, supplier selection, installation, qualification, and validation activities.
Design and validate manufacturing processes for new product development, ensuring manufacturability and efficient assembly methods.
Analyze process performance, collect operating data, conduct experiments, and implement improvements based on statistical and technical findings.
Collaborate with quality partners to develop testing methods, inspection protocols, and process controls that meet product and regulatory requirements.
Participate in risk management activities, including process failure analysis, control plan development, standard operating procedure creation, and product transfer documentation.
Review, approve, and maintain process validation, inspection, and production documentation to support manufacturing readiness and compliance.
What You Will Need
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
Minimum 5 years of experience in a manufacturing, product development, or research and development environment.