The Continuous Improvement Coordinator drives process and system improvements at Farmer Focus’s production facility, leading multi-disciplinary projects, analyzing operational data, and implementing Kaizen and Lean Six Sigma initiatives to enhance safety, quality, yield, and efficiency.
Compensation
Compensation Range: $75,000–$85,000 annually
Responsibilities
Drive continuous improvement initiatives at the facility
Lead multi-disciplinary team projects
Evaluate production processes for efficiency
Oversee continuous improvement personnel and KPIs
Track and measure progress
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering, biotechnology engineering, food engineering, mechanical engineering or a related engineering field
Develop and maintain a rolling 3-month Master Production Plan and Consensus Demand Plan, lead S&OP process, manage demand intake, collaborate cross-functional stakeholders, generate demand and production plans, forecast revenue, analyze supply and demand, establish inventory targets, monitor performance, support Lean initiatives, develop metrics and dashboards.
Compensation
We offer a competitive compensation package
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain a rolling 3-month Master Production Plan (MPP) and Consensus Demand Plan based on forecasted customer demand, operational capacity, and material availability
Lead and facilitate the company-wide Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) process, ensuring alignment across demand, capacity, inventory, and revenue objectives
Own and manage company-wide demand intake and customer commit processes
Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to develop and maintain accurate forecasts based on customer demand, historical activity, contract requirements, market intelligence, operational trends, and new business opportunities
Generate unconstrained and constrained demand and production plans while identifying risks related to capacity, material availability, and operational lead times
Requirements
BA or College Diploma in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management or relevant field
The Manufacturing Process Technician (MPT) operates and maintains highly automated manufacturing equipment, supports continuous improvement, and trains others on the production floor.
Compensation
Pay is commensurate with experience, starting range is $22-$26 per hour depending on experience.
Responsibilities
Perform equipment setup, operation, shutdown, and other associated process steps to meet all standards for safety, quality, and efficiency.
Analyze and run process and test data to achieve desired quality, yield, and efficiency.
Utilize HMIs, Scada system and SPC to identify and correct shifts within the process.
Ensure adequate raw material is prepared correctly and membrane batches are completed in a timely manner.
Troubleshoot and identify potential solutions for mechanical errors, safety issues or general operating inefficiencies.
Responsible for executing and maintaining the site’s metrology program, ensuring accurate and reliable measurement instruments and laboratory equipment to support product quality, regulatory compliance, and patient safety.
Responsibilities
Execute calibration programs for measurement instruments
Perform calibration, qualification, and requalification activities for laboratory equipment
Maintain certification, traceability, and performance of calibration standards
Provide technical support to manufacturing and quality teams
Conduct qualification and requalification studies for sterilizers and other critical equipment
Requirements
Technical Degree
Associate Degree
Bachelor's Degree in Instrumentation, Automation, Metrology, Engineering or related technical discipline
Quality Engineers are responsible for the generation of a strategic plan to improve the business processes and for creating the company's quality standards and testing systems.
Locations (2)
Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
Bonaduz, Zurich, Switzerland
Compensation
The base salary range for this position is $75,000 to $85,000 per annum.
Responsibilities
Create the company's quality standards and testing systems
Maintain non conforming products issues
Incoming Inspection and First Article Inspection
Supplier Quality Management through Audits and SCARs
Help maintain SDS database and Safety Committee tasks
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline
Nice to have: regulatory environment experience (Aerospace, Medical)
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Responsibilities
Lamination set-up, calibrate, maintain, and repair machinery and machine tools as needed.
Oversee machines rollers, any moving pieces during the production process and adjust speed or movements as needed.
Keep a daily activity log of production notes (including totals, defects, etc.).
Run test products to ensure quality and accuracy of production meets the set standard.
Finish production on time with quality and safety.
Manufacturing Technician responsible for assembly, inspection, cleaning, and continuous improvement of electronic components and sub-assemblies in a cleanroom environment.
Responsibilities
Execute the assembly of electronic components according to specifications
Perform mechanical assembly tasks in accordance with established procedures and quality standards
Solder using ultrasonic/normal solder
Conduct thorough inspections of sub-assemblies using a microscope
Employ chemical cleaning solutions to clean and prepare sub-assemblies
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