Responsible for day‑to‑day performance of production lines, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement across safety, quality, delivery, and cost priorities.
Responsibilities
Serve as first point of technical escalation on the production line
Respond to line stoppages and abnormalities in real time
Lead rapid troubleshooting and restore process to stable running conditions
Perform root cause analysis of process, equipment and quality failures using structured problem‑solving
Implement permanent corrective and preventive actions
Requirements
B.S. degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Materials or Manufacturing Engineering
The Production Engineer is the first-line owner for shop-floor troubleshooting, rapidly diagnosing and resolving processes, equipment and quality issues to minimize downtime and scrap, while driving sustained improvement across the Safety, Quality, Delivery and Cost (SQDC) priorities of the manufacturing area.
Responsibilities
Serve as the first point of technical escalation on the production line; respond to line stoppages and abnormalities in real time, lead rapid troubleshooting and restore the process to stable running conditions.
Perform root cause analysis of process, equipment and quality failures using structured problem-solving (e.g., 5-Why, Fishbone, 8D) and implement permanent corrective and preventive actions to stop recurrence.
Drive a safe shop floor by working with EHS identifying and eliminating hazards, performing risk assessments (JSA), supporting safe operating procedures, machine guarding and near-miss follow-up to achieve an injury-free workplace.
Monitor and improve first-pass yield and defect rates; contain non-conforming product, work with Quality team and quick response to quality excursions, maintain process control (SPC) and own process parameters/control plans on the line.
Sustain and improve line availability and UPH; reduce unplanned downtime and changeover time, support production schedule attainment and partner with maintenance to keep equipment running.
Requirements
B.S. or above degree; Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Materials or Manufacturing Engineering (or related technical major)
Serve as the first point of technical escalation on the production line; respond to line stoppages and abnormalities in real time, lead rapid troubleshooting and restore the process to stable running conditions.
Perform root cause analysis of process, equipment and quality failures using structured problem-solving (e.g., 5-Why, Fishbone, 8D) and implement permanent corrective and preventive actions to stop recurrence.
Safety: drive a safe shop floor by working with EHS identifying and eliminating hazards, performing risk assessments (JSA), supporting safe operating procedures, machine guarding and near-miss follow-up to achieve an injury-free workplace.
Quality: monitor and improve first-pass yield and defect rates; contain non-conforming product, work with Quality team and quick response to quality excursions, maintain process control (SPC) and own process parameters/control plans on the line.
Delivery: sustain and improve line availability and UPH; reduce unplanned downtime and changeover time, support production schedule attainment and partner with maintenance to keep equipment running.
Requirements
B.S. or above degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Materials or Manufacturing Engineering
