74165_Regional Process Engineer
Description
Role Purpose:
Job is with OCS Division Engineering APAC Regional Engineering based in Asia to support all Optical Commercial Solutions (OCS) plants. Project assignment may involve travel percentage from 25~50% between Taiwan, China, North America. Building strong process technical linkage with Division Engineering groups in North America, and Europe responsible for implement process improvement and new production introduction.
Key Responsibilities:
● Implement OCS CSC program to ensure processes which run to global standard and execute process optimization and improvement with Plant Engineering and OCS Division Process Engineering (T2 Engineer).
● Follow Innovation Process Platform (IPP) to execute new production introduction
- Engage new product development on mass production process optimization with OCS Technology Engineering (TE) and optimize process for mass production.
- Transfer product and process to Manufacturing with Plant Engineering
● Lead or participate in projects of process improvements to address quality and yield issues, reduce production cycle times with T2 Engineer and Plant Engineering through PEx Methodology.
● Author process improvement capability plans. Complete technical reports for internal publication.
● Visibly support the establishment and maintenance of a safe work environment.
● Identify gaps in plants’ manufacturing capabilities with Plant Engineering and make recommendations to improve. Execute those improvements.
● Report on project activities on a pre-determined basis. Ensure results meet the Corning OCS requirements and standards.
● Job requires occasional travel to Corning plants for process development for new products, new operation, and process improvement projects.
● Individual must be capable of executing project assignments with minimal supervision.
● Project involved with:
- Connectivity production: Adapter, Connector, Cable Assembly (CAB & PNP) and Module.
- Micro-Optic production: Wavelength Management, Variable Optical Attenuators, Micro-Optics Components, Transceiver Optics, and Fiber Array Unit.