Manufacturing Engineer

**YOUR ROLE** (Key Responsibilities)
1. Develop, establish and improve equipment assembly, testing and packaging processes; reduce labor hours and manufacturing cost through standardization and engineering analysis.
2. Plan, design or improve jigs, fixtures, error-proofing devices and auxiliary tools according to assembly requirements; complete requirement definition, drawings or specifications, risk assessment, prototype validation, implementation and revision control.
3. Evaluate, select, implement and manage hand tools and power tools used on assembly lines, including torque tools, pneumatic or electric fastening tools and measurement aids.
4. Establish inspection, calibration, preventive maintenance, repair and replacement systems to ensure tool availability and process capability.
5. Provide daily production-line technical support and troubleshooting; use structured methods to analyze manpower, machine, material, method and environmental factors and reduce downtime, rework, scrap and recurring issues.
6. Participate in new product introduction and design changes; conduct manufacturability and assembly assessments and plan process flow, capacity, manpower, equipment and tooling requirements.
7. Create and maintain process flows, work instructions, tool lists, inspection specifications, control plans, training materials and engineering change records.
8. Apply lean manufacturing, time study, line balancing, single-piece flow, error-proofing and continuous improvement methods to optimize workstation layout, material and tool flow, ergonomics and work processes.
9. Execute manufacturing engineering improvement projects and collaborate with Production, Quality, R&D, Purchasing, suppliers and global teams; report progress, risks and improvement results.