14 Aug
Staff Operations Engineer
Massachusetts, Westford , 01886 Westford USA

Vacancy expired!

Full Time, onsite local to western MA Job Summary Responsible for projects and direct process support related to production of instruments at contract manufacturer and in-house manufacturing. Drive efficient and predictable operations including product transitions, capex management, and supply chain risk mitigation.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Optimize manufacturing processes and productivity leveraging production data.
  • Ensure effective product life cycle management
  • Daily Engineering support/communication/coordination of instrument production and metrics
  • Read, write, train, and interpret instructions/specifications for electromechanical, high tech medical device including safety precautions
  • Creation and use of process engineering data and statistics to evaluate/improve processes.
  • Develop, maintain, and process changes to manufacturing procedures, maintenance instructions, and specifications used in manufacturing.
  • Identify, Lead and implement projects to reduce cost and supply chain risk, improve quality and instrument reliability.
  • Establish and lead governance, SOPs, program management and KPI including root cause investigation and correction.
  • Execute CAPA resolutions in manufacturing including at OEM
  • Lead process FMEA to optimize efficiency and flow of laser manufacturing lines
  • Leverage tools like 5 whys, fishbone, FMEA, etc for risk mitigation and corrective action
  • Develop Gannt charts and Visio process flows to effectively manage projects
  • Drive manufacturing quality and 5S
  • Facilitate design for manufacturability/assembly/test and seamless execution of new product/process/equipment introductions at OEM, contract manufacturer and in-house
  • Provide thorough engineering solutions aligned with business needs leveraging process mapping
  • Serve as ops engineering lead to facilitate effective introduction of new products to manufacturing
  • Represent Supply Chain Operations on cross-functional initiatives.
  • Develop and execute validation plans for process and design changes.
  • Develop and execute test plans/ root cause troubleshooting analysis at product and process levels.
  • Develop measurements and goals aligned with the business; monitor performance to identify support needs in addressing performance gaps in plant yields, OEE, machine/personnel utilization and process controls.
  • Drive analysis and continuous improvement of material use (yield performance).
  • Review analysis of equipment time use (OEE), identifies areas of opportunity and guides continuous improvement.
  • Develop innovative solutions to problems and present status to executive team
  • Provide development support and guidance on process control systems to optimize process performance and functionality for the operator.
  • Work cooperatively with Sustaining Engineering to develop project scopes and process engineering packages for improvement programs.
  • Create and implement significant cost savings annually via continuous improvement programs
  • Enhance 6S and other lean principles by empowering/training the workforce
  • Prepare and maintain the detailed layouts, and designs for manufacturing floor and fixtures
  • Embody and deliver the "Exceptional Everyday"

Qualifications

Education Bachelors degree with at least 8 years of relevant experience
  • Specific Area of Study: BSEE, BSME or BSIE, biomedical engineering
  • Specific Related Experience: Instrument manufacturing engineering experience or equivalent, preferably medical device or other regulated industry. Produce related experience within manufacturing operations preferred, including an increasing level of responsibility.

Skills
  • Strong project management experience and Lean/Continuous improvement experience
  • SAP/PLM experience beneficial
  • Excellent soft skills - interpersonal savvy, listening, organizing, planning, time management, Learning on the fly, execution, focus, approachability, independence and good judgment, positive attitude
  • High energy
  • Hands on Mechanical/Electrical Engineering skills critical.
  • Software and optics knowledge beneficial
  • Communication-must be able to effectively communicate in both written and verbal forms, and at all levels in the organization
  • Familiarity with various advanced manufacturing process technologies
  • Demonstrated proficiency in time and project management
  • Teamwork - must be able to work effectively with fellow colleagues
  • Experience managing OEM and contract manufacturers in addition to in-house manufacturing
  • Failure Mode Effect Analysis, statistical process control, CAPA experience
  • Experience with regulatory, ISO and FDA with electromechanical medical devices extremely beneficial
  • Advanced portfolio management
  • Strong skills working across global cultures.
  • Detail oriented with strong organization and time management skills to meet deadlines in a rapidly changing environment

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