Manufacturing Engineer - Printed Circuit Boards
compunetixPitcairn (PA)
Manufacturing Engineer - Printed Circuit Boards
Posted 17 days ago
compunetixPitcairn (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Description:
Compunetics, Inc. is a manufacturer of state-of-the-art rigid and flexible circuit boards producing products from fast turn high tech multilayer circuit board prototypes to non-traditional, high density and high-speed interconnects which serve a wide variety of customer requirements Compunetics is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to take ownership of selected manufacturing processes and related process controls, strengthen existing controls and work instructions and to participate in engineering/quality activities.
Responsibilities:
Take ownership of selected manufacturing processes and related process controls Strengthen existing controls and work instructions Introduce new controls as needed Participate in engineering and quality activities Assess and monitor equipment and human resources to meet production requirements Select and make recommendations for new equipment to senior management This position may require direct supervision of Technicians and Operators
Requirements:
BS in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or Industrial Engineering 3-5 years' experience in a PCB manufacturing environment with involvement and responsibility for process control, process improvement and new process development is required Experience with direct supervision of Junior Engineers, Technician or Operators is strongly preferred Problem solving, fail analysis, process control, process improvement, cost reduction, selection of new equipment, and personnel training is required Strong interpersonal and good computer skills required Familiarity with SPC techniques and software, process control, and quality metrics is preferred 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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