Production Engineer
compunetixPitcairn (PA)
About the role
Description:
Compunetix is a leading manufacturer of sophisticated electronics, delivering the communication industry's largest worldwide deployment of digital collaboration platforms. We're the leading developer of converged VoIP, voice, video and data collaboration and conferencing applications. We deliver the right solution every time and achieve continued growth by maintaining a dedication to reliability, dependability and quality of service. COMPUNETIX CONTINUES TO GROW AND INNOVATE. As a condition of employment, candidates MUST be a US Citizen. A US security clearance may be required for this position, therefore applicants must be clearable. We are currently seeking a Production Engineer to work with production to manage customer order builds and assist with and manage new system configurations.
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with the production team to plan and oversee customer order assemblies Validate and manage systems orders Work with purchasing to help manage component ordering and acquisition, ensuring no delay with system builds Proactively resolve issues before they impact production builds Project and deliver a build status for sales/customers Requirements: BS degree in a technical discipline (Electrical or Computer Engineering, Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering) 2-5 years' experience managing some level of an electronics assembly process Experience with Microsoft tools including Word, Excel, and Visio Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to work in a team environment We offer competitive wages and an excellent benefits package. Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities
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