Responsibilities:

Support new product introduction by creating and developing manufacturing system concepts

Collaborate with design engineers and production teams to quote, specify, order, debug, receive, install, and runoff new production equipment

Maintain and improve current systems and equipment through analysis and troubleshooting to maximize production and efficiency

Partner with advanced engineering and equipment suppliers to design and configure new equipment and upgrades to meet specifications and quality standards

Demonstrate project management and technical expertise in execution of engineering projects

Support and advocate for continuous improvement through equipment/process design, training, and participation in plant-level activities

Requirements:

Minimum 1 year of experience in manufacturing, including knowledge of manufacturing philosophy and techniques

Working knowledge of Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques

Strong problem-solving ability, judgment, and independent thinking skills for troubleshooting and quality assessment

Authorized to work in the United States

Preferred Skills:

Experience in project management for equipment installation and system upgrades

Familiarity with continuous improvement methodologies and practices

Hands-on experience with new product introduction processes

Pay Details: $70,000.00 to $90,000.00 per year

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