Forming Process Engineer

Corning•Concord, NC

2d•$82,974 - $114,090•Onsite

About The Position

Corning is a world leader in glass, ceramic, and materials science innovation. Our Optical Communications segment has evolved into a comprehensive provider of optical solutions. This segment is divided into carrier network and enterprise network product groups, serving diverse communication infrastructure needs.

Requirements

BS or MS in Chemical, Materials, Mechanical, or Ceramic Engineering (Or Similar) with a minimum of 2 years of engineering work experience in a manufacturing/production environment.
Strong data analysis skills, experience with excel (pivot table) and Access or similar.
Ability to multitask and prioritize work on an independent basis in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Willingness to be hands on with the equipment and interact with the operations environment.
Aptitude and understanding of troubleshooting methods and basic awareness of measurement and process equipment.

Nice To Haves

Six Sigma Greenbelt or Blackbelt certification.
Project management experience.
Experience with PI manufacturing books.
Experience with applying statistical principles and using software such as Minitab or JMP.
Familiar with glass forming processes.

Responsibilities

Provide engineering-level production support to manufacturing operation.
Solve process issues through data analysis, experimentation, and collaboration with subject matter experts.
Provide engineering expertise for fundamental understanding of manufacturing issues.
Follow and drive use of structured methodology such as Scientific method and First Principles in all problem-solving work.
Lead and/or provide support for projects involving cost reduction, equipment optimization, and new products/processes development.
Actively engage in plant safety initiatives and projects.
Develop mechanical solutions and process changes to control and eliminate manufacturing issues.
Recommend/implement improvements to processes and equipment. Work with production techs to drive equipment/manufacturing standardization and continuous improvements.
Identify chronic failure modes or issues and recommend corrective actions.
Provide leadership or support for startup of new equipment lines.
Develop and update engineering and operations documentation.
Provide technical documentation and training for operations workforce regarding equipment or operations changes.