SiSe - New Product Introduction (NPI) Process Engineer

Motorola Solutions•Chicago, IL

27d•$80,000 - $120,000

About The Position

New Product Introduction (NPI) Process Engineering provides management direction of all phases of in-house or outsourced manufacturing for a product (or product line) through the new product introduction phases. Functions as the central resource with design, manufacturing, quality and test as the product(s) move from initiation to ship acceptance. Knowledge and experience with DFA and DFM techniques to help facilitate manufacturability of PCBAs and Assemblies. Generate DFA/DFM reports to improve manufacturability of new products and reduce process variations Ensures that products shipped meet specifications and quality goals. Responsible for creating requirements and specifications for production manufacturing tools and assembly procedures, either directly with development teams or by collaborating with product engineers/factories. Work with Fixturing vendors to develop and implement tools/fixtures/jigs to support Device and PCB assembly. Responsible for new process development and implementation for device and PCBA - work closely with Development Engineering and Manufacturing team on continuous improvement to develop and optimize overall manufacturing process including product yield and throughput aspects. Act as liaison between Design Engineering and Manufacturing with respect to new product launch efforts. Knowledge and experience with component engineering aspects as it relates to part specifications, validation through sample procurement and verification. Monitor Product Yields on a daily basis and work with appropriate engineers to take corrective actions when trends indicate equipment and/or process issues.

Requirements

Bachelors (BS) degree in engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing)
5+ years of engineering experience in a mid to high volume manufacturing environment for both device and SMT assembly.
Ability to handle multiple programs simultaneously within a matrix organization
Desire to work in a fast-paced environment with a variety of different products and fulfillment models.
Ability to summarize and clearly communicate project status, complex or technical risks/issues, and team recommendations for work partners as well as senior leaders
Outstanding interpersonal / relationship management skills coupled with strong analytical capabilities.
Flexibility in work hours and willingness to travel up to 25%

Responsibilities

Functions as the central resource with design, manufacturing, quality and test as the product(s) move from initiation to ship acceptance.
Knowledge and experience with DFA and DFM techniques to help facilitate manufacturability of PCBAs and Assemblies.
Generate DFA/DFM reports to improve manufacturability of new products and reduce process variations
Ensures that products shipped meet specifications and quality goals.
Responsible for creating requirements and specifications for production manufacturing tools and assembly procedures, either directly with development teams or by collaborating with product engineers/factories.
Work with Fixturing vendors to develop and implement tools/fixtures/jigs to support Device and PCB assembly.
Responsible for new process development and implementation for device and PCBA - work closely with Development Engineering and Manufacturing team on continuous improvement to develop and optimize overall manufacturing process including product yield and throughput aspects.
Act as liaison between Design Engineering and Manufacturing with respect to new product launch efforts.
Knowledge and experience with component engineering aspects as it relates to part specifications, validation through sample procurement and verification.
Monitor Product Yields on a daily basis and work with appropriate engineers to take corrective actions when trends indicate equipment and/or process issues.