Engineer I-Process

B.S. in Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering discipline within the last two years.
Ability to think holistically and creatively to introduce unique solutions to problems.
Experience, coursework, or practical knowledge of best-practice engineering principles.
Ability to manage multiple projects.
Familiarity with statistical methods such as: SPC, Gage R&R, DOE, 5 Why’s, 6 Sigma, etc.
Strong Microsoft Office skills with high proficiency in Excel.
Must be well organized with an ability to multitask, work on a diverse set of problems while simultaneously being on a steep learning curve.
Effective verbal and written communication skills and ability to clearly present and discuss manufacturing information to technical and non-technical team members.

Actively own engineering responsibilities for assigned processes.
Ensure World-Class Manufacturing concepts are vigorously pursued; implement and/or support continuous improvement programs.
Perform in-depth studies where opportunities exist for improvement to allocated processes and products.
Support product engineering for all production products. Interfaces with design, process, test, reliability, and manufacturing engineering to solve product issues and production problems.
Design, run, and document results of experiments under the direction of senior engineers. This includes developing and modifying test programs, analyzing and organize test data, keeping accurate record of all activities related to experiments.
Create and maintain test specification/ manufacturing documentation.
Understand MIL-PRF-19500 & MIL-STD-750 specifications as they apply to assigned products and processes.
Understand and implement Microchip Lawrence’s Quality Manual and related in-house procedures as they apply to assigned processes and new products.
Adhere to Health & Safety standards and policies.
Take on other related engineering duties as required and assigned.

No preferred qualifications provided.