Sr. Manufacturing Engineer
redbrick staffingSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Job Responsibilities:
Maintain mfg. floor equipment – evaluate processes & equipment to identify areas of improvement Partner with Mfg. team to resolve issues/concerns, etc. Ensure strong adherence to process efficiency, product quality, safety compliance, & cGMPs – create & implement processes/SOPs, etc. Manage mfg. engineering projects and ensure timelines are met – planning, executing, troubleshooting, etc. Mentor junior employees – foster a team oriented & collaborative environment Identify opportunities for efficiency & cost reduction Support NPD/NPI initiatives and provide guidance on DFMASupport production schedules & product delivery timelines Prepare KPIs reports for leadership Support & troubleshoot complex product performance issues Review engineering changes to meet spec requirements Promote Lean Mfg. initiatives & continuous improvement Delegate tasks as needed Ensure quality standards – ISO 13485 Ensure compliance with industry regulations Partner cross-functionally to support organizational goals Maintain a safe & compliant work environment Other duties as needed
Job Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Mfg., Industrial Engineering, or similar 7+ years of relevant manufacturing engineering experience – lean mfg. environment experience required 3+ years of project management experience Hands-on experience with floor mfg. equipment (CNC, Mills, Automation, Robotics, 3D, etc.)Experience with Solidworks, Mini Tab/JMP, etc. Strong knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, cGMP, & Med Device regulations - Familiarity with ISO 13485 Strong project management skills Experience creating and implementing SOPs preferred Strong written & verbal communication skills
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