Manufacturing Engineer – Electronics & New Product Introduction

Baker Hughes•Houston, TX

4d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for a Manufacturing Engineer to support our electronic assembly and test operations, driving continuous improvement, quality, and operational excellence across the production environment. Partner with the best The key responsibilities of the Manufacturing Engineer - Electronics may include the following as well as other items required to execute the role.

Requirements

Have a Degree in Engineering (Electronics, Electrical, Manufacturing, Mechanical, or related discipline) preferred. HNC/HND in Electronics with relevant industry experience will also be considered.
Have minimum 4 years' experience in a Manufacturing Engineering, Production Engineering, or Process Engineering role.
Have experience supporting shop-floor manufacturing operations and troubleshooting electronic assemblies.
Have strong root cause problem-solving skills and experience implementing corrective and preventative actions.
Have knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Shainin, DOE, and continuous improvement tools.
Have experience designing production tooling, fixtures, and test equipment.
Show strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
Have ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively across cross-functional teams.

Nice To Haves

Assembly Repair Maintenance Overhaul Experience
Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt certification.
IPC Class III inspection or IPC certification.
Experience supporting New Product Introduction (NPI) and supplier development activities.
Experience within a regulated manufacturing environment such as Oil & Gas, Aerospace, Defense, Medical, or Automotive.

Responsibilities

Providing hands-on support to manufacturing operations, including PCBA fault finding and troubleshooting.
Investigating and dispositioning non-conforming materials and products, implementing effective corrective actions.
Driving initiatives to reduce product cost, improve quality, and shorten manufacturing lead times.
Developing and implementing manufacturing processes, tooling, fixtures, and test solutions for both existing products and new product introductions.
Partnering with suppliers to improve quality, delivery performance, and manufacturing capability.
Creating and maintaining manufacturing documentation, including assembly instructions, test procedures, and work instructions.
Applying Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and other continuous improvement methodologies to eliminate waste and improve productivity.
Using data analysis and statistical techniques to identify trends, solve problems, and improve process performance.
Collaborating with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Operations teams to support business objectives.

Benefits

Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities
Comprehensive private medical care options
Safety net of life insurance and disability programs
Tailored financial programs
Education Assistance
Generous Parental Leave
Mental Health resources, Virtual Therapy Programs
Dependent and Partners Care
Pet Insurance
Additional elected or voluntary benefits
Company-sponsored benefit programs, including health & welfare programs and the Thrift Plan (401k).
Choice of coverage options that best suit your needs.
Comprehensive and competitive benefits package
Additional forms of compensation such as bonuses subject to the terms of the applicable benefit plans or policies.