Manufacturing Engineer III

Essential Duties/Responsibilities: Lead response to metrics to work with the local and Enterprise Value Stream Managers to analyze effectiveness and recommend improvements to present machinery operations, tool designs, production methods and machine control to improve process capability. Interface with engineers from global sites to lead and or support projects supporting common factory. (Increased safety, lower scrap, higher productivity, etc.) Identify and solve problems in the value stream by collaborating with cross functional groups to investigate gaps in SQDC metrics. Leads, coaches and mentors others in the identification of the root cause, formulation of corrective and preventive action to solve issue. Can lead larger cross functional teams to address global and or customer issues identified. Capital Expense: Lead the execution implementation of capital expense projects from quote to IQOQPQ with minimal guidance up to $2M. Work with local and EVSM to lead annual budgeting process and execute emergency capital expense. Be aware of EVSM strategies and global initiatives in identifying opportunities to sustain current manufacturing while improving using Smart Factory and technology to change the manufacturing processes. Lead and or facilitate implementation of automated processes, common factory concepts, commercialized incremental and new product and new equipment during the transition to production. This work may collaborate with Developmental Engineering and the Automation Group. Recommend areas for automation in the value stream and or work cross functionally to suggest new technology. Lead advanced initiatives to improve total preventative maintenance, ensuring critical equipment is understood and the risk of unplanned downtime is minimized or mitigated. Identify and implement engineering improvements by utilizing FMEA and TPM to bolster Overall Equipment Effectiveness. Possess an advanced knowledge of customer and industry technical requirements and acumen regarding the business impact of technical decisions. Contribute to the strategies of the local and global Enterprise Value Stream. Work cross functionally with on-site groups and the global EVS including Developmental Engineering. In depth knowledge of the materials and the equipment in the value stream including new product development is expected. Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications; establishing personal networks; participating in professional societies. Ensure compliance with safety and quality regulations of the industry served by the value stream. Be a role model in demonstrating compliance and exhibiting and rewarding behaviors that comply with SQDC metrics. Continue to develop professional skills in Continuous Improvement including Lean Practitioner and/or Lean Six Sigma Programs and value stream events. LSS Green Belt and or some level of Lean Practitioner training is a minimum for this role. Required Minimum Qualifications Education/Certifications: Bachelors of Science in Engineering or appropriate technical field; Preference given to candidates with Lean/Six Sigma certifications Skills and Experience: 6-10 years relevant engineering experience Working knowledge of Intermediate Lean Manufacturing tools and practical experience applying lean standards in a manufacturing environment required Advanced understanding of use of SPC and ability to analyze data. Demonstrated experience leveraging Process Mapping, PFMEA, Process Design, DFM (Cpk, Ppk) and/or DMAIC tools in projects or on their own. Knowledge of materials through experience or education. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $99,513.00 - $114,714.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Paid time off Vision insurance Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday Work Location: In person

Salary : $100,000 - $115,000