Chemical Process Engineer
$78,000 per year
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Senior
SALARY
$78,000 per year
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in Chemical or Material Engineering
- Background utilizing Six Sigma Methodologies (root cause analysis/problem solving).Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively.
- Should have highly competent organizational skills.
- Should have CAD experience but not exclusively in a design role.
- Should have floor support experience with involvement in equipment troubleshooting and upgrades.
- Should also have experience in lean, from the mechanical side, i.e. tooling design to improve process efficiency, poke yoke process design, etc…Ideal candidates will be self-starting, goal-oriented and project driven.
- Experience with slurry mixing, rheology, and characterization of mix properties would be a plus
- Continued process improvement (yield / revenue enhancement).Strong mechanical aptitude and understanding of equipment functions.
- Machine controls comprehension.
- PPE safety
- Use of inspection and measurement equipment
- Understanding of mechanical & electrical drawings.
- Background in Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement
- Technical writing (such as work instructions).Competent proficiency of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).Knowledge of configuration management.
- MUST BE A US CITIZEN OR GREEN CARD HOLDERResponsibilitiesMeet with production managers to assess existing processes.
- Draft process ideas to reduce costs and improve production rates.
- Perform risk assessments and optimization tests.
- Design and test process upgrades and new process systems.
- Ensure processes comply with safety and quality standards.
- Perform process simulations and troubleshoot issues.
- Develop routine and best practices to ensure product quality.
- Develop standardized operating instructions for the upgrades process.
- Provide product manager with process documents and standard operating procedures.
- MUST BE A US CITIZEN OR GREEN CARD HOLDERWhat We Offer
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