Process Engineer

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS:

The process engineering team designs, qualifies, and improves manufacturing processes. While ensuring the product meets all customer requirements, process engineers work to improve quality, reduce cost, and increase productivity. This is done by utilizing data to prioritize issues, implement solutions, and maintain process control.

Process engineers are familiar with all manufacturing operations and gain a deep understanding as they become more experienced. They have a higher degree of self-sufficiency than junior process engineers yet are still to learn from and support senior process engineers.

• Identify, document, and resolve safety concerns
• Support projects, initiatives, and continuous improvement activities that eliminate waste and improves safety, quality, and productivity
• Assist in the development, improvement, and standardization of production processes
• Assist in the qualification of new processes and equipment
• Develop training material and implement/oversee process-related training of operators
• Document and implement process changes through the ECN system
• Serve as the next level of engineering response to production issues, after junior-level escalation or absence
• Advise on the deposition of non-conforming material and root-cause analysis
• Lead small to mid-scale yield, equipment, and qualification projects

• Frequent contact with other engineers, technicians, and operators.

• Frequently direct junior process engineers, technicians, operators, or maintenance personnel with the assistance of SWR’s, ECN/TDCN’s, and/or maintenance work requests.
• May supervise technicians on matters regarding process control and improvement.
• May supervise interns or co-op students.