Senior Manufacturing Engineer
infotree global solutionsLafayette (CO)
Senior Manufacturing Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
infotree global solutionsLafayette (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr Manufacturing Engineer || Lafayette Colorado 8002612+ monthsJOB DESCRIPTIONTop 3 technical skills that are required for the role:1. Process Validation 2. Test Method Validation (Gauge R&R)3. Use of PLM and ERP systems as manufacturing engineer Education Required: Bachelor’s degree in a technical field Years’
Experience Required:
5 years minimum This position is for an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer. This role will support a lead manufacturing engineer during implementation of design changes to a medical device (electronic hardware).Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Support development and validation for new production processes. Manage product BOM configurations in PLM system. Integrate new components with manufacturing ERP/MRP systems. Develop and execute plans, including statistical analysis, to evaluate process repeatability through equipment qualification and process validation (IQ/OQ/PQ).Perform Test Method Validation and Software Validation for hardware test systems.· Define and generate all required documentation in support of manufacturing protocols, reports, changes, and manufacturing instructions. These include Engineering protocols, reports, process risk documents (PFMEA), manufacturing instructions, change orders and statistical analysis. Generate documents and BOM structures to support service depots.· Provide engineering support to manufacturing operations and address quality issues arising on the production floor.
Minimum Requirements:
· Bachelor’s Degree in a technical discipline· Minimum 4 years of experience required.
Nice to Have:
Master’s Degree in a technical discipline Medical Device and/or Manufacturing Experience· Experience in an electronics manufacturing environment Thanks & Regards, Raman Sharma Recruitment Team Lead Direct no: 734-228-1968rsharma@infotreeglobal.com Infotree Global Solutions
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