Manufacturing Engineer - Cer

Manufacturing Engineer – Cer

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent combination of experience and training.
Up to four years of relevant engineering experience.
Basic working knowledge of CAD (SolidWorks or similar) software.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and SolidWorks.

Provide engineering support, with guidance from Senior Engineers or a manager, to address low-to-medium complexity issues on both the in-house and contract manufacturing (CM) floors, helping resolve production-impacting issues.
Support projects that involve collaborating with R&D and Process Development teams to transfer product and process changes into commercial manufacturing, both in-house and at the CM.
Under supervision, execute continuous improvement projects aimed at enhancing yield, consistency, performance, and capacity of processes.
Define, write, and update process limits, process instructions, BOMs, and LHRs/work orders.
Design, build, or procure less complex fixtures, tooling, or equipment to improve quality, reliability, and yield.
Ensure the controlled environment room is maintained and safe, providing a suitable work environment for assembly operations and supporting clean room activities.
With guidance from Senior Engineers, develop test protocols and perform tests to characterize new or existing equipment and processes, then write completion reports.
Under supervision, create process validation protocols, conduct verifications and validations for less complex processes, and generate the corresponding reports.
Assist with performing IQ, OQ, and PQ protocols when introducing new or changing existing manufacturing equipment.
Provide training or work direction to operators and technicians.
Travel up to 20% may be required, both domestically and internationally.