Manufacturing EngineerManufacturing Engineer

Job Summary
Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for developing, improving, and maintaining efficient manufacturing processes for assembly operations. This role will focus on developing the assembly line for a complex product, ensuring quality standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives within the assembly department.
• Process Development & Optimization (30%)
- Develop and implement manufacturing processes for new products.
- Set up electromechanical Assembly and test line from concept to start of production
- Develop all necessary tools and fixtures together with 3rd parties if necessary
- Generate Standard work instructions for future operators
- Organize technical training of operators
- Analyze and improve assembly processes to increase efficiency, reduce waste, and improve product quality.
• Production Support (20%)
- Provide technical support to assembly line operators and technicians.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues that arise during the assembly process.
- Monitor production metrics and implement corrective actions as necessary.
• Quality Assurance (15%)
- Collaborate with the quality team to ensure assembly processes meet quality standards.
- Implement process controls to maintain high-quality output.
- Lead root cause analysis for any defects or quality issues in the assembly process.
• Continuous Improvement (10%)
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives using lean manufacturing principles.
- Identify opportunities for cost reduction and efficiency improvements in assembly operations.
- Conduct time studies and implement standard work practices.
• Equipment & Tooling Management (10%)
- Specify, procure, and validate assembly equipment and tooling.
- Ensure regular maintenance and calibration of assembly tools and equipment.
- Collaborate with suppliers to improve tooling and equipment performance.
• Documentation & Training (10%)
- Create and maintain manufacturing documentation, including work instructions, process flow diagrams, and assembly procedures.
- Train assembly line staff on new processes, tools, and equipment.
• Safety & Compliance (5%)
- Ensure all assembly processes comply with company safety policies and industry regulations.
- Participate in safety audits and contribute to a safe working environment.
- Work closely with design and product engineering teams to ensure manufacturability of new designs.