Description
This role focuses on designing engineering solutions for manufacturing processes, adhering to established principles and specifications.
The MEMS Product Engineer will design portions of engineering solutions, including methods, operation sequences, and processes for the manufacturing of parts, component sub-assemblies, and final assemblies, based on established engineering principles and provided specifications.
Key responsibilities include:
- Implementing and executing established time standards, production area layouts, and requirements for manufacturing tooling and processes for subsystems and portions of new products.
- Developing cost estimates, capacity models, and recommendations for tooling and process requirements.
- Collaborating and communicating with management, internal, and outsourced manufacturing and development partners regarding processes, standards, compliance and manufacturing issues of existing products.
- Participating as a member of project teams to develop and execute reliable, cost-effective and high-quality manufacturing solutions for low to moderately-complex products from new-product introduction through end of lifecycle.
- Ensuring compliance of manufacturing operations with necessary internal and external regulations.
The ideal candidate will have a four-year or graduate degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline, with 2-4 years of work experience in engineering design and solutions, or a related field.
Preferred certifications include Six Sigma Certification and American Production And Inventory Control Society (APICS) Certification.
Required skills include Agile Methodology, Automation, Computer Science, Continuous Improvement Process, Data Analysis, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management, Lean Manufacturing, Manufacturing Engineering, Manufacturing Processes, Mechanical Engineering, New Product Development, Process Improvement, Project Management, Python, Software Development, Software Engineering, Supply Chain, Systems Engineering, and Tooling.