Manufacturing Test & Process Engineer
techvilla solutionsSan Jose (CA)
Manufacturing Test & Process Engineer
Posted today
techvilla solutionsSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Summary:
We are looking for a hands-on Manufacturing Test & Process Engineer to support manufacturing operations, system integration, production testing, and technical troubleshooting. The role involves resolving hardware and software issues, investigating test failures, performing root cause analysis, and ensuring production continuity while maintaining quality and compliance standards.
Primary Responsibilities:
Support manufacturing operations, system integration, and production testing activities.
Troubleshoot hardware, software, test equipment, and system-level failures.
Investigate manufacturing test failures, analyze results, and perform root cause analysis.
Use Python scripting and test automation tools to support debugging and data analysis.
Collaborate with Manufacturing, Test Engineering, Quality, NPI Engineering, and R&D teams to resolve production issues.
Define containment actions and support corrective and preventive actions.
Support quality processes, including CAPA, NCR, change controls, and nonconformance investigations.
Maintain technical documentation and identify opportunities to improve production efficiency and reduce downtime.
Ensure compliance with manufacturing procedures and applicable quality standards.
Required Skills & Experience:
Hands-on experience in engineering testing, system integration, manufacturing support, or technical troubleshooting.
Basic Python scripting and debugging skills.
Experience with test automation, data acquisition, or manufacturing data analysis.
Familiarity with LabVIEW, MATLAB, SQL, or automated test systems.
Understanding of hardware, software, and electromechanical system troubleshooting.
Knowledge of root cause analysis, CAPA, NCR, and change control processes.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and technical documentation skills.
Experience in regulated manufacturing environments such as medical devices, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, or automotive is preferred.
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