Process Engineer I - Electromechanical Engineer

RESTEK CORPORATION•Bellefonte, PA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Build Your Engineering Career Where Your Ideas Actually Ship At Restek, our Process Engineers don't just maintain processes, they improve them. As a Process Engineer I, you'll work alongside experienced engineers to solve real production challenges, bring new products to life, and see your improvements make a measurable difference in safety, quality, and productivity from day one. This is a hands-on, growth-oriented role for an early-career engineer who wants mentorship without micromanagement, you'll be trusted with real ownership of projects while learning from senior engineers and managers who want to see you succeed. As a 100% employee-owned company, every improvement you make is one you have a stake in. When Restek grows, you grow with it.

Requirements

A bachelor’s degree in electrical or mechanical engineering or equivalent combination of education/experience.
Curiosity for troubleshooting electromechanical systems — electrical, mechanical, or software — alongside a senior engineer or manager
Proficiency with relevant software: CAD (Solidworks preferred), EDA (Altium preferred), and programming environments/languages
Knowledge of continuous improvement methods (Six Sigma, Lean)
Familiarity with manufacturing techniques such as: Machined components, CNC, 3D printing, mechanical assembly
Electronic component sourcing, SMT, test, and electronic assembly
Software/firmware environments and code deployment
Exposure to electronic device compliance and certification (CE, CSA, JA, UL) is a plus
Strong computer skills and excellent written and verbal communication
This position will require the successful completion of a standard background check in accordance with Restek policy.
Employment with Restek will require successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen.

Nice To Haves

Solidworks preferred
Altium preferred
Exposure to electronic device compliance and certification (CE, CSA, JA, UL) is a plus

Responsibilities

Keep production running safely and smoothly. Support safe processes, high-quality products, and on-time delivery — with guidance from a manager or senior engineer.
Help launch what's next. Assist in evaluating and scaling up new and existing manufacturing technologies and processes, running experiments and collecting data that shapes real product decisions.
Drive continuous improvement. Spot opportunities to improve process and productivity, then help develop, validate, and roll out the solutions.
Own your documentation. Write clear experiment and procedure documentation, and put together experience reports on your design, results, and conclusions to share cross-functionally.
Teach what you learn. Train manufacturing personnel on new procedures, equipment, materials, and testing standards as processes evolve.
Keep growing. Stay current in your field through seminars, workshops, and continuing education — supported by the company.
Champion safety. Follow EH&S guidelines and build a strong understanding of process safety and safe material handling in your area.