Top Process Engineer Jobs

Develop and test new materials, manage automation projects, lead process improvement and troubleshooting, and maintain process documentation. Coordinate suppliers, run lab and production tests, evaluate automation proposals, train plant personnel, and ensure materials and processes meet internal and customer standards.

Process Engineer responsible for new materials development (60%), automation development (10%), process improvement and troubleshooting (25%), and documentation (5%). Tasks include supplier sourcing and testing, production trials, automation project management, process meetings, training, and maintaining TS16949-compliant documentation and standards.

The role involves developing thin-film processes for advanced DRAM, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and driving innovations in deposition techniques.

Lead development, optimization, and control of capacitor manufacturing processes. Drive yield, throughput, safety, quality, and cost improvements using DOE, SPC, PFMEA, and Lean/Six Sigma. Provide hands-on floor support, tooling design, equipment validation, CAPA, and cross-functional collaboration to stabilize and scale production.

The Process Engineer II develops and improves assembly processes for generators, drives post-launch optimizations, and collaborates with Industrial Engineering on labor optimization and ergonomics.

As a Process Engineer II, you will develop and improve assembly processes for generators, hybrid power systems, and compressors, focusing on optimization, validation, and collaboration with engineering teams.

The Senior Process Engineer will translate engineering workflows into product requirements, validate deliverables, and define checks to automate preconstruction processes while collaborating closely with various engineering disciplines.

The role involves developing and validating waferless metrology recipes, automating recipe generation, and collaborating with teams for semiconductor manufacturing. The focus is on precision and problem-solving.

Plan and execute daily fab wet-process manufacturing to meet quality and yield goals. Drive process improvements, root-cause and failure analyses, implement ECNs, maintain FMEAs, support tool releases, reduce costs and consumable usage, and collaborate on material specs and excursion follow-up.

Develop, stabilize, and scale high‑purity epitaxial growth processes for SiC power-device R&D and low-volume production. Integrate processes into the MUSiC fab, collaborate with design and product teams, supervise staff, ensure quality via supervised processes and problem-solving (FMEA/8D), and support equipment maintenance and on-call operations.

Optimize assembly processes by conducting time studies, establishing labor standards (MTM), developing standard work and process documentation, leading lean/kaizen events, improving ergonomics and workstation design, balancing lines to takt time, and tracking metrics like OEE, cycle time, and throughput.

As a Junior Process Engineer, you will assist in process engineering activities, develop simulations, and collaborate with teams for project execution across various energy-related systems.

Support process engineering activities including developing process simulations, preparing engineering deliverables, and conducting facility performance analyses. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and ensure compliance with engineering standards.

The Senior Process Engineer at Boston Materials is responsible for transforming R&D into production processes, focusing on troubleshooting, optimizing chemical processes, and scaling manufacturing operations. They will develop and execute critical manufacturing milestones and identify workflow improvements.

The Special Process Engineer designs and optimizes manufacturing processes, ensuring high-quality production, managing specialized equipment, and supporting cross-functional teams in improving efficiency and reducing costs.

The Process Engineer will support water projects with design, calculations, inspections, and client communication, requiring expertise in water treatment systems.

The Process Engineer will provide technical support for water and wastewater treatment projects, prepare engineering calculations, design reports, and construction plans, and ensure compliance with standards while maintaining client relations.

The Process Engineer will provide technical and design support for water and wastewater treatment projects, prepare reports and specifications, and maintain client relations.

The Process Engineer will improve water infrastructure, provide technical planning, design and construction support for treatment projects, manage task budgets, and conduct inspections.

The Process Engineer will provide technical and design support for water and wastewater projects, requiring planning, calculations, and inspections while maintaining client relations and promoting safety.

The Process Engineer will analyze and improve vehicle operations through workflow analysis, root cause analysis, measurement framework design, and implementing continuous improvement methodologies across various automotive programs.

The Manufacturing Process Engineer manages engineering activities for production teams, focusing on safety, quality, productivity, and process improvement, while supporting team development and collaboration.

The Stamping Engineer will develop and optimize stamping processes, ensure compliance, support new product introduction, manage projects, and mentor team members while enhancing operational efficiencies.

As a Process Engineer III, you will design and optimize manufacturing processes, analyze data, troubleshoot engineering issues, and collaborate with vendors and customers in semiconductor and display technologies.

As a Process Engineer, you will optimize manufacturing processes, analyze data, troubleshoot engineering issues, and engage with customers while collaborating with teams on R&D projects.