Process Engineer

Corning•Concord, NC

31d•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 segment is divided into carrier network and enterprise network product groups. The Process Engineer will provide division-level engineering for optical fiber manufacturing, focusing on advancing preform manufacturing capabilities. Key project areas include cost reduction, process and raw material optimization, safety improvements, inter-site standards and governance, and ensuring manufacturing readiness for new processes.

Requirements

B.S. in Engineering (Chemical preferred)
2+ years’ experiences in process engineering, glass or material engineering is preferred.
Strong data analysis and statistical skills. Experience with statistical packages such as Minitab and JMP.
Strong computer skills, including ability to analyze data using Excel and Access.
Strong mastery of fundamental engineering concepts with demonstrated ability to apply to manufacturing problems.
Ability to multitask and prioritize work on an independent basis in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Strong communication and presentation skills.
Able to execute assignments with minimal supervision.
Able to collaborate with varied levels and functions within the organization, including manufacturing, technology, R&D, operations, procurement, IT, and supply chain.
Highly motivated, results oriented, and customer focused, with a high commitment level.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of glass or ceramic manufacturing.
Prior experience moving a new product or process from development into manufacturing.
Statistical analysis experience.
Six Sigma DMAIC experience.

Responsibilities

Use fundamental engineering concepts to drive capability advancements in glassmaking processes.
Lead capacity, cost reduction, and process improvement projects that have division-wide implication.
Work between technology and plant manufacturing organizations to ensure smooth deployment of new technologies, products, and processes by identifying and/or leading implementation of required capabilities.
Collaborate with global manufacturing sites to coordinate and solve glassmaking-related issues and concerns.
Participate in site-to-site standards and governance effort. This includes identifying, auditing, and driving compliance to governed process parameters across sites.