Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, or Industrial Engineering.
4+ years of experience in process or manufacturing engineering.
Hands-on experience with torque tools in a manufacturing setting.
Practical knowledge of manufacturing vision systems and their environmental impacts.
Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently.
Responsibilities
Support implementation and maintenance of torque tools in production.
Measure and validate torque to meet process requirements.
Troubleshoot torque tooling and process issues affecting production.
Investigate process deviations and identify root causes.
Support and troubleshoot vision systems used in manufacturing processes.
Assist in the implementation of new manufacturing equipment and tools.
Analyze and resolve equipment failures during production ramp-up.
Benefits
Opportunity for hands-on problem-solving in a dynamic environment.
Collaboration with cross-functional teams in manufacturing.
Continuous learning and development of new technologies.
Engagement in process improvement initiatives.
Exposure to advanced manufacturing techniques and tools.
Full Job Description
Overview :
Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related discipline.
Minimum 4+ years of experience in process engineering, manufacturing engineering, or similar manufacturing environments, with hands-on experience working with torque tools.
This position is responsible for supporting manufacturing operations through the implementation, validation, sustaining, and troubleshooting of production processes and equipment, with a strong focus on torque tools and vision systems.
The Process Engineer will work hands-on within the manufacturing environment to ensure torque requirements are consistently achieved, support the implementation and ongoing performance of torque tooling, and troubleshoot process or equipment issues impacting production.
The role will also support vision systems used within manufacturing processes, requiring a practical understanding of how these systems operate and how environmental conditions, particularly changes in lighting, can affect their performance and reliability.
The ideal candidate is a hands-on problem solver with strong technical foundations, a high level of curiosity, and a genuine willingness to learn and teach others.
This individual should be comfortable investigating problems with limited guidance, learning new processes and technologies, and sharing that knowledge across the team.
Key Responsibilities :
Torque Tools & Process Control
Support the implementation and sustaining of torque tools within manufacturing operations.
Measure and validate torque to ensure defined process requirements are consistently achieved.
Troubleshoot torque tooling and process issues impacting production.
Investigate process deviations and identify potential root causes.
Support ongoing process reliability and production readiness.
Vision Systems
Support and troubleshoot vision systems used within manufacturing processes.
Understand how lighting and other environmental conditions can impact vision system performance.
Investigate inconsistent vision results and identify factors affecting system reliability.
Support adjustments and improvements required to maintain stable vision processes.
Equipment Implementation & Production Readiness
Support the implementation of new machines, tools, and manufacturing equipment.
Identify and troubleshoot issues during equipment implementation and production ramp-up.
Investigate equipment failures, including machines stopping mid-process or not operating as intended.
Work through technical issues to help bring equipment to production-ready status.
Provide ongoing sustaining support once equipment is operational.
Troubleshooting & Continuous Improvement
Troubleshoot manufacturing process and equipment issues directly on the production floor.
Analyze problems and independently investigate potential causes and solutions.
Support root cause identification and corrective actions.
Identify opportunities to improve process reliability and manufacturing performance.
Apply Lean Manufacturing principles where appropriate.
Training & Collaboration
Work closely with manufacturing, operations, maintenance, and engineering teams.
Communicate effectively in a fast-paced production environment.
Learn new processes, equipment, and technologies as manufacturing needs evolve.
Share technical knowledge and lessons learned with other team members.
Help train and develop others on processes and equipment when needed.
Profile:
Strong hands-on manufacturing mindset.
Highly curious with a strong desire to understand how and why processes work.
Eager to learn new technologies, equipment, and manufacturing processes.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving capabilities.
Able to investigate problems and develop potential solutions with limited guidance.
Comfortable working directly with production equipment and manufacturing teams.
Willing and able to share knowledge and teach others.
Strong communication skills.
Able to remain effective in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and under production pressure.
Self-motivated and proactive when identifying and resolving problems.
Must Have:
Hands-on experience working with torque tools in a manufacturing environment.
Practical understanding of torque processes, including measuring or validating torque against defined requirements.
Experience supporting, sustaining, or troubleshooting torque tooling and related manufacturing processes.
Working knowledge of manufacturing vision systems and how they operate.
Understanding of how lighting and environmental conditions affect vision system performance and reliability.
Hands-on manufacturing or process engineering experience.
Experience troubleshooting manufacturing equipment and/or production process issues.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to investigate technical issues with limited guidance.
Strong willingness and ability to learn new processes and technologies.
Strong communication and collaboration skills.
Good to Have:
Process Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering background.
Experience within automotive, engine manufacturing, assembly, or similar production environments.
Experience supporting the implementation or launch of new manufacturing equipment.
Experience with equipment ramp-up and production readiness activities.
Lean Manufacturing experience.
Continuous improvement experience.
Root cause analysis experience.
Experience training or transferring technical knowledge to operators, technicians, or other engineers.
Note: This is a Night shift role from 10.00 PM - 8.00 AM -Monday-Friday
