Design Transfer Engineer

Philips•Ontario, CA

14h•Onsite

About The Position

The Design Transfer Engineer is responsible for high-impact manufacturing projects, translating strategy into execution through detailed project plans, milestone management, and timely delivery that supports Philips’ manufacturing goals and operational excellence. The role leads strategic manufacturing projects from concept through execution, aligning initiatives with business objectives and driving operational success. The position owns project planning and execution in fast-paced manufacturing environments, operates with a high degree of autonomy, and keeps stakeholders informed and aligned. It partners with cross-functional teams and senior leaders to communicate project progress, technical insights, and key decisions. The engineer drives innovation, quality, and continuous improvement by implementing advanced manufacturing solutions, leveraging new technologies, and applying Lean and Six Sigma methodologies. The role also manages project risks, budgets, and compliance proactively, uses data-driven performance metrics to improve outcomes, and ensures quality and regulatory standards are met. This is an onsite position based in or within commuting distance of Ontario, California. US work authorization is required; visa sponsorship and relocation benefits are not available. The posted base-pay range is $105,000–$168,000, with actual compensation dependent on job-related and other stated factors. Other compensation may include an annual incentive bonus, sales commission, or long-term incentives. Employees may participate in Philips’ Total Rewards benefits program.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience in engineering, operations, or project management.
Understanding of NPI, Lifecycle, PDLM, and solutions processes.
Understanding of R&D development processes.
Knowledge of SAP and manufacturing production processes.
Understanding of how changes to existing products affect product performance and quality manufacturing.
Project management skills.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Project Management, a related field, or equivalent.
Strong cross-functional collaboration and communication skills, including the ability to influence outside the direct team.
Ability to perform the position’s minimum physical, cognitive, and environmental job requirements, with or without accommodation.
US work authorization; candidates requiring work-authorized visa sponsorship now or in the future will not be considered.
Must reside in or within commuting distance of Ontario, CA.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the medical device industry.
PMP certification.
Windchill experience.

Responsibilities

Lead strategic manufacturing projects from concept through execution, aligning initiatives with business objectives.
Develop detailed project plans and schedules, manage critical milestones, and ensure timely delivery.
Operate autonomously while keeping stakeholders aligned and informed.
Partner with cross-functional teams and senior leaders to communicate project progress, technical insights, and key decisions.
Foster collaboration to help teams overcome obstacles and achieve shared goals.
Drive innovation, quality, and continuous improvement by implementing advanced manufacturing solutions, leveraging new technologies, and applying Lean and Six Sigma methodologies.
Manage project risks, budgets, and compliance proactively while meeting quality and regulatory standards.
Use data-driven performance metrics to improve outcomes and support long-term business growth.