Electrical Manufacturing Engineer

Posted 17 days ago

festo microtechnologyMason (OH)

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About the role

Purpose/Mission: Electirical Manufacturing Engineer is reponsible esponsible for product cost in the operation unit. Ensures continuous improvement of series production in less complex (and or with a lower volume compared to other value streams in the plant) value streams. Approves, implements andmonitors all product related engineering change processes. Plans implementation of new products and technologies.
Key Accountabilities: Plans and implements concepts for the implementation of NPI/AEP projectsCoordinates, orders, schedules, monitors and approves operating equipmentAssures the process capability of the operating equipmentinitiates and controls the construction and/or procurement of production and assembly equipment, defines the technical requirements and releases the equipment (including process capability) Releases requirement and functional specifications for equipment and production conceptsPlans and designs workstations using appropriate methods (e.g. MTM, EAWS) Collaborates with other departments within: Q-Projectslog. planningLayout/area planningInvestment budgetingSelection of production technologyApplies guidelines for production-oriented product design and aligns solutions with R&DCooperates in the determination of the scope of maintenanceProvides input for economic analysisDecides on all production-relevant releases and other production-relevant gatesDecision-making and escalation rights for all production and cost-relevant decisionsApproves logistics concepts (dock-to-dock) Leads and/or guides IE-relevant projects (e.g. capacity projects, opt. projects) Escalates projects and tasks in case of bottlenecksAssures up-to-date data in SAP (work centers, time data, cost estimates, part lists, ...)Knowledge & Experience: Bachelor's degree in a technical field (e.g., Engineering, Manufacturing, or related) or equivalent technical training/experience (5+ years) Bachelors degree in electrical or mechatronics engineering an advantageMS Office proficientSAP an advantage

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