Process Engineer

Intervala,LLC•Mount Pleasant Township, PA

2h•Onsite

About The Position

Intervala is searching for Process Engineers to assist with establishing, maintaining and improving manufacturing processes and systems to reduce cost, improve sustainability and develop best practices within the production process. This role involves organizing, implementing, and maintaining production processes, as well as developing and ensuring adherence to assembly instructions, workmanship standards, and process documents. The Process Engineer will continually improve existing operations to increase quality, productivity, efficiency, and cost savings. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis and proposing corrective actions for continuous improvement and resolving manufacturing problems related to processes, machines, or programming. The role also requires liaising with the production planner/scheduler to ensure released assemblies have adequate programs, documentation, and processes, and providing manufacturing data to monitor progress. Collaboration with design engineering on Design for Excellence (DFX) principles, including design for cost, test, manufacturability, and assembly, is essential. Additionally, the Process Engineer will liaise with suppliers on manufacturing processes and research and justify new manufacturing technology to reduce costs, improve quality, and increase capacity, as well as program manufacturing and inspection equipment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related technical field with two years prior work experience, related technical associate degree with four years of work experience, or high school diploma with a minimum of six years of relevant work experience required
Previous experience in an electronic and/or electromechanical manufacturing environment
Previous experience with an ISO-9000, 13485 or AS-9000 environment
Knowledge of circuit card manufacturing and assembly processes together with work measurement and work standards
Knowledge in Lean Manufacturing and Design of Experiments
Knowledge of IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001
Technical writing and documentation skills
Analytical skills including research, trend analysis, data analysis, and presentation of data through charts and graphs
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, job orders, specifications, drawings, schematics, process sheets, wiring diagrams, and small print
Intermediate level in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)
Ability to effectively communicate in all forms with others inside and outside the organization
Ability to plan, resolve problems effectively and establish priorities
Ability to multitask efficiently and adapt within a rapidly changing environment
Ability to travel as needed

Responsibilities

Organize, implement and maintain production processes
Develop assembly instructions, workmanship standards and process documents, and ensure they are followed
Continually improve existing operations, for increased quality, productivity, efficiency and cost savings
Conduct root cause analysis and propose corrective actions for continuous improvement and for resolutions to manufacturing problems including processes, machines, or programming problems
Liaise with production planner/scheduler for ensuring the released assemblies have adequate programs, documentation and processes
Provide manufacturing data to monitor and measure progress to target
Work with design engineering on DFX (design for excellence) to include: Design for cost, Design for test, Design for manufacturability, Design for assembly
Liaise with suppliers on manufacturing processes
Research and justify new manufacturing technology to reduce costs, improve quality and increase capacity
Program manufacturing and inspection equipment