Manufacturing /Industrial Engineer
About The Position
The Manufacturing Process Engineer designs, develops, deploys, and optimizes manufacturing processes to meet quality, cost, and delivery goals for Celestica and its customers’ products. The role serves as the Manufacturing Engineering interface for new product launches and introductions, typically collaborating with design engineering or customers, and translates customer specifications and requirements into practical manufacturing and factory-support activities. The engineer creates and maintains manufacturing methods, sequences, processes, work instructions, and checklists; develops manufacturing line layouts guided by Lean principles; and identifies, investigates, and resolves process issues affecting throughput or quality. The position also supports equipment selection, develops automated test processes, fixtures, and specialized tools, evaluates process metrics, and drives continuous improvement for existing lines. Work takes place in a normal office environment and a cleanroom manufacturing environment. Occasional travel may be required.
Requirements
- Three to five years of related experience in similar job roles.
- Experience with manufacturing complex industrial equipment.
- Knowledge of industry and quality standards, such as IPC-620 and ISO-9001.
- Experience utilizing Lean methodologies and tools.
- Excellent customer relations and problem-resolution skills.
- Ability to design tests, evaluate results, and recommend solutions to improve electromechanical assembly processes.
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and coordinate changing deadlines.
- Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of internal and external customers.
- Ability to work autonomously under minimum supervision and seek approval for matters outside the role’s scope.
- Knowledge of manufacturing processes and equipment used in the assembly and troubleshooting of electromechanical assemblies.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related engineering field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Nice To Haves
- Ability to use AutoDesk Inventor or Solidworks to create models and parts for manufacturing jigs and fixtures.
- Knowledge of vacuum systems and leak-checking methods.
- Knowledge of statistical process control methods and techniques.
Responsibilities
- Serve as the Manufacturing Engineering interface for new product launches and introductions, collaborating with design engineering or customers.
- Create, implement, and maintain manufacturing methods, sequences, and processes for parts, components, and assemblies.
- Design manufacturing line layouts guided by Lean principles.
- Identify process issues affecting throughput or quality, evaluate root causes, implement solutions, and assess results.
- Create product assembly work instructions and checklists.
- Participate in the selection of new manufacturing equipment.
- Gather and interpret customer specifications and data, converting them into usable manufacturing information.
- Create and evaluate metrics to support quality improvement.
- Develop test processes, test fixtures, and specialized tools to automate product testing.
- Drive continuous improvement activities for existing manufacturing lines.
- Translate customer requirements into factory activities and document factory support activities for product manufacturing and testing.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
