Process Engineering Technician - Afternoon Shift

Creation Technologies•Denver, CO

2d•$25 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

Engineering Tech 1 (IL) is a foundational role at Creation Technologies, focused on executing basic engineering design tasks, aiding in prototype assembly, and performing routine technical work. This entry-level position is crucial for those starting their career in electronics engineering manufacturing, providing an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting while learning industry standards and practices. Responsibilities include support of process development, basic troubleshooting, adherence to quality standards, and effective collaboration with team members. This role supports technical activities under the guidance of the Engineering team. It’s a role that combines hands-on experience with professional growth, offering insights into manufacturing process development and a pathway for future advancement in the field.

Requirements

Ability to read wiring diagrams, pneumatic diagrams and engineering instructions for assembling electronics units.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of some aspects of the PCBA process, in their specialization area, including but not limited to: All SMT Equipment, materials, and processes. Auto insertion, solder flow processes and cleaning processes. Automated labelling, marking, conformal coating and manual/auto assembly.

Responsibilities

Executes Basic level process engineering tasks and activities under the direction of Process Engineering team.
Assists in the programming of assigned equipment and support PCBA & box-build production.
Contributes to continuous improvement initiatives for process optimization, cost reduction, and yield enhancements.
Analyzes data to identify and resolve systemic process and performance issues.
Oversee timeliness of preventative maintenance of manufacturing equipment.
Working knowledge of some aspects of the PCBA process, in their specialization area, including but not limited to: All SMT Equipment, materials, and processes. Auto insertion, solder flow processes and cleaning processes. Automated labelling, marking, conformal coating and manual/auto assembly.
Assists with the implementation of new process technologies and equipment, ensuring seamless integration into production.
Participates in the validation of process changes, documenting outcomes and adjusting procedures as necessary.
Collaborates with the process engineering team to develop and refine manufacturing processes, identify process bottlenecks and implement effective lean solutions for enhanced efficiency and process performance.
Resolve rudimentary equipment debug escalations from maintenance.
Ability to read wiring diagrams, pneumatic diagrams and engineering instructions for assembling electronics units.