As a Process Engineer, you’ll take responsibility for developing, documenting, controlling, and improving manufacturing processes associated with thin-gauge refractory metal sheet and foil. You’ll:
- Develop, document, and oversee manufacturing processes for metal products.
- Develop and maintain OPCs, BOMs, routings, and detailed manufacturing instructions
- Make sure documented processes accurately reflect actual production practices
- Partner with Manufacturing and Quality to ensure quality, safety, and workmanship standards are met or exceeded
- Analyze manufacturing processes to identify opportunities to improve capability, consistency, and material yield
- Develop and implement new manufacturing processes and methods
- Evaluate and introduce new equipment and tooling
- Support the development and introduction of new products
- Work directly with employees on the manufacturing floor to troubleshoot and resolve process problems
- Provide technical support to customers to define product and process requirements
- Help troubleshoot existing customer materials and applications
- Partner with Quality Control and Quality Assurance to investigate nonconforming material
- Support the resolution of customer complaints
- Develop and implement corrective and preventive actions
- Perform FMEA and other analyses in support of quality and process-improvement initiatives
- Ensure manufacturing processes support both customer requirements and appropriate product costing
