Process Engineer

Corning•Hickory, NC

9d•$84,932 - $116,782•Onsite

About The Position

Corning is a world leader in glass, ceramic, and materials science, known for its innovation. The Optical Communications segment has evolved into a comprehensive provider of optical solutions. This role is within the Optical Communications segment, focusing on enhancing manufacturing capabilities and resolving process and product issues.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Engineering or other technical field
2-5 years’ experience in manufacturing environment preferred
Creative/innovative problem solving
Strong technical fundamentals with process engineering skills
Able to collaborate across organizational boundaries and integrate solutions
Results oriented and high commitment
The ability to learn new technology and processes quickly

Nice To Haves

Experience with Statistical packages such as Minitab
Skill with Structured Problem Solving such as DMAIC or PDCA
Knowledge of plastic extrusion technologies, Cabling processes and equipment, and/or UV Curable technologies
Six Sigma Greenbelt or equivalent experience
Project Management including Cost Estimation, Project Planning, and Execution
Inventor or another 3D program experience
Can establish a broad network across the engineering and technology organizations
Good verbal/written communication and presentation skills
Interpersonal skills – engaging, enabling, open
Planning and organization
Effective in managing multiple priorities
Can give and receive coaching to/from peers and Technicians

Responsibilities

Provide day-to-day problem-solving support to production operations.
Analyze data to understand process capability and monitor process trends to drive continued manufacturing excellence.
Identify process improvement and cost reduction projects based on analysis of process data, utilizing the scientific method to develop, test, and prove hypotheses.
Prepare cost justifications and capital requests for new equipment purchases.
Interface with operators, team leaders, and peers to develop and implement process, equipment, or safety improvements into manufacturing.
Oversee all aspects of bringing new equipment into production, including financial justification, design, specification, purchasing, spending tracking, developing training documentation, conducting equipment qualification, and initial training of production personnel.
Support the transfer of new cabling technology, materials, or processes from development to production.
Provide processing support during product development, develop plans for equipment/process implementation into production, and ensure new technology is repeatable in a production environment prior to transfer.
Ensure all production and maintenance documentation is completed (MI's, SOP's, PM's, and calibration).