The Process Engineers work to build and oversee the design and production of an operation’s workflow processes. They’ll regularly meet with production managers to determine what their current processes consist of and will collaborate with them to adjust accordingly. They’ll also perform risk assessments to determine what kind of improvements could be made to keep the facility running smoothly and efficiently. Process Engineers are also responsible for reviewing safety and quality standards to ensure the manufacturing environment is properly meeting these guidelines. They’ll use these guidelines to design and test their own process upgrades and new systems to see if they meet quality standards and regulations.

Process Engineers will then update Product Managers of any changes by providing them with updated Manufacturing Process Instructions (MPI’s) and other process documents with highlighted quality details.

Skills and qualifications

• Analytical skills for troubleshooting designs not working as planned, asking the right questions, and finding answers that work
• Ingenuity for using the broad concepts of Mechanical and Electrical assembly engineering and applying them to address specific production problems • Interpersonal skills in developing positive working relationships with other employees working with the production process
• Math skills for using the principals of advanced math topics including troubleshooting their work, calculus for analysis and design
• Communication abilities are also needed in the ideal candidate to create and present reports on the success of their processes and strategies.

Qualifications

• The Education and Experience You Will Bring A Process Engineer requires a bachelor’s degree in mechanical or process engineering or a similar field. The candidate will have graduated with a bachelor’s and a master’s degree.
• Three (3) or more years of experience working with the inline operator assembly operations
• Experience with electrical server or computer manufacturing and assembly methods
• A working knowledge of a one-piece flow assembly processes
• A strong Lean manufacturing understanding with experience of training and introduction
• Physical ability to work on and around industrial equipment, including occasional lifting to 50lbs.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills
• Knowledge of manufacturing systems
• Effective in time management and delegation.
• Skilled in debugging and root cause analysis
• Demonstrated knowledge of Lean philosophies and experienced in practicing those applications.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills
• Prior knowledge of using any ticket tracking system (i.e. Jira)
• Prior knowledge of using PLM system (i.e. Agile) would be a benefit
• Knowledge of manufacturing systems

Salary Range: $52,500K/yr - $74,000K/yr DOE

Hyve Perks

Every Day is Casual Day • Company Discounts • Community Involvement Opportunities • Profit Sharing • Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance • 401k • FSA & HSA • Paid Vacation, Holiday & Sick Days • Employee Stock Purchase Plan • Tuition Reimbursement • Live Well Work Well Program • And More

The preceding job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees with this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.