Manufacturing Process Engineer for Oura Ring

Supply Chain Resources Group (SCRG) is a leading global expert in optimizing contract manufacturing processes by specializing in comprehensive, talent-led solutions that help our customers streamline operations, maximize efficiencies, and unlock the full potential of offshore markets. With over 15 years of proven expertise, our team understands the complexities involved in offshore manufacturing and global supply chains.
Our expansive global network consists of the best-in-class supply chain resources, providing invaluable in-country and in-factory support. We further enhance our offerings with additional services, including project management and quality control.
We also offer supplier selection service with a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach that includes background checks, site visits, assessments of facilities and processes, and quality control evaluations to ensure supplier suitability.
This is a contract role to support Oura's initiatives. This role will be employed by SCRG (not Oura), but will work closely with Oura teams and play a meaningful role in supporting Oura growth in the region.
Job Overview:
As a Process Engineer, you will drive technical topics in the manufacturing process at the CM and collaborate with the Manufacturing team globally.
You are located at the interface of Manufacturing, R&D, and Supply Chain. You will work alongside the Global Manufacturing teams, R&D Engineering teams and CM factories to develop and ramp NPI programs, supporting the mission critical goal of quality and quantity. You will feel equally comfortable working with manual assembly processes as well as different tooling or machinery used in the process.
As a Process Engineer you will feel comfortable working hands-on at the factory floor and ensuring machinery runs reliably and produces good quality products to the customers.
Job Description:
Support and monitor the manufacturing at contract manufacturer sites; facilitate problem solving and remove obstacles and bottlenecks.
Give factory teams training about assembly process of the product and monitor assembly quality.
Deal with equipment suppliers to find and develop solutions for any issues with machinery on the floor.
Follow-up assembly and material handling processes from early design phase to factory implementation in cooperation with external partners and internal teams to increase Manufacturability to final products.
Plan your activities in the interface of the NPI Programs and factories. Ensure manufacturing readiness, timely execution of prototype builds, and successful factory ramp ups.
Drive action plans for any process capability or product quality issues to ensure end customer satisfaction.
Report the performance of the processes to NPI program and Manufacturing team.
Required Qualifications:
Proven track record working in/with consumer electronics manufacturing. Hands-on experience of electronics assembly processes, and collaboration with factories.
Experience in miniaturized product designs.
Experience in contributing to product design (DFM), design of manufacturing tooling and manufacturing equipment.
Knowledge of manufacturing process parameters and statistical process control as well as experience in developing and fine-tuning process control methods and improving yields.
Experienced in working collaboratively and effectively in a complex environment and with cross-functional teams, external parties, and factories.
Systematic and organized way of working, effectively identify and set priorities for the tasks at hand.
Comfortable working with written and spoken English.
Possibility and willingness to travel.