Mechanical Engineer Controls responsible for service, repair, refurbishment, testing, and new-build of subsea electronic control systems in a manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Provide day-to-day technical support for service, repair, refurbishment, testing, and new-build activities
Troubleshoot hardware, software, and PCB-level issues while supporting root-cause investigations
Develop and maintain work packages, routings, test configurations, and shop-floor instructions
Translate engineering requirements into practical and efficient manufacturing and repair processes
Support first-off builds, complex repairs, product introductions, and engineering changes
The Staff Programme Manager will plan and coordinate manufacturing test delivery for New Product Introductions, connecting chip test, board test, system test, lab operations and silicon characterisation.
Locations (5)
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Taiwan
India
United States
Responsibilities
Build the programme rhythm that gets manufacturing test ready for every new Graphcore product
The Manufacturing Engineer II supports the development, improvement, and production readiness of medical diagnostic instruments by enhancing product reliability, manufacturability, and manufacturing processes.
Responsibilities
Transition medical diagnostic products from design to production by developing manufacturing processes, risk-based controls, and production work instructions.
Plan and execute pre-release and pilot builds to evaluate manufacturability, test performance, process capability, and production readiness.
Develop, qualify, and improve production fixtures, tooling, equipment, and test methods.
Support supplier selection, ramp-up, and first article inspection, and partner with suppliers to improve quality, capacity, process capability, and manufacturing readiness.
Collaborate with Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and suppliers to resolve production issues, maintain component availability, and sustain product and process performance.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related technical discipline