Support the design and development of HVAC products, collaborating with cross‑functional teams and driving engineering projects from concept to production.
Responsibilities
Execute and support Value Analysis & Value Engineering (VAVE), Quality & Reliability projects
Support technically complex New Product Development (NPD) and New Technology Projects (NTP) for TK North America – APU platforms
Collaborate with global project owners, leaders, and cross‑functional teams
Ensure achievement of project milestones and deliverables
Develop concepts, convert to detail design, develop component specifications
Requirements
BE degree or master’s in mechanical or automobile engineering
The PCBA Process Engineer II - NPI provides manufacturing engineering support and technical leadership for new product introduction and early production of printed circuit board assemblies.
Compensation
Base Pay Range: $100,068 - $121,383
Responsibilities
Serve as the primary PCBA process engineering interface for new product introduction activities from early product development through engineering builds, production release, and initial manufacturing ramp.
Partner with product design engineers early in the development cycle to review PCBA designs for manufacturability, process capability, yield risk, assembly complexity, and compatibility with existing manufacturing equipment and processes.
Provide clear, actionable recommendations concerning component selection and placement, PCB layout, solderability, assembly clearances, panelization, tooling, inspection, test access, depanelization, and other manufacturing considerations.
Develop, maintain, and continuously improve PCBA Design for Manufacturability (DFM) guidelines that reflect current manufacturing capabilities, process knowledge, lessons learned, equipment constraints, component technologies, and industry best practices.
Train electrical, mechanical, PCB layout, and other product development personnel on PCBA manufacturing processes, DFM guidelines, manufacturing capabilities, and design practices that improve producibility.
