Top Process Engineer Jobs

The Process Engineer II is responsible for designing and improving manufacturing processes, collaborating with teams on production issues, and ensuring proper procedure adherence in a factory setting.

As a Weld Process Engineer I, support weekend shift operations by improving welded assemblies, addressing technical issues, and documenting processes. Collaborate with teams to enhance quality and safety standards.

As an RDA Process Engineer, analyze defect signals and process flows, drive continuous improvement through data analysis, and implement inspection strategies.

The role involves setting up manufacturing processes, engineering changes, monitoring data, developing automation solutions, and collaborating with manufacturing teams for process improvements.

Lead the Electrical Materials & Process Team, improve electrical business processes, mentor engineers, and manage material qualifications and supplier evaluations for avionics production.

The Process Engineer will improve manufacturing processes using engineering principles and Six Sigma, while collaborating in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Paint Process Engineer leads paint manufacturing operations, ensuring safety and quality while directing a small crew. Responsibilities include optimizing paint processes, problem-solving, and overseeing equipment and technology implementations.

The Process Engineer will define and improve General Assembly manufacturing processes focusing on safety, quality, and cost, while collaborating with cross-functional teams and executing project management tasks.

Lead cost and capital improvement projects, develop and implement standardized work for multiple manufacturing processes, drive lean and Six Sigma initiatives, resolve process and quality issues, and collaborate with production and quality to meet production and budget goals.

As a Realtime Defect Analysis Process Engineer, you will analyze defect signals, implement improvements, and collaborate globally to enhance manufacturing quality.

The Paint Process Engineer will oversee manufacturing processes in the paint shop, manage projects, train personnel, and ensure efficient operation with a focus on quality and innovation.

The role involves developing and optimizing semiconductor processes, improving yield and quality, troubleshooting process issues, and coordinating with suppliers.

The Principal Process Engineer will optimize processes in semiconductor packaging, improve product quality, enhance yield, and resolve manufacturing issues through advanced techniques and collaboration.

The role involves developing and integrating photolithography processes for memory technologies, optimizing device performance and yield, and collaborating with equipment vendors and technical teams on advancements in semiconductor manufacturing.

As a Process Engineer, you will support the bonding manufacturing cell, drive continuous improvement, and lead a small cross-functional team to enhance factory success.

The Weld Engineer defines manufacturing processes for automotive drive train components using various welding technologies and automation, ensuring compliance with specifications and improvements in production efficiency.

Lead process development projects for new product development, focusing on process design, specifications, and technical risk assessments while managing stakeholder relationships.

The role involves developing and integrating photolithography processes for memory technologies, improving yield, and collaborating with global teams.

The Process Engineer will optimize CCA manufacturing operations, enhance processes, support NPI, and ensure compliance with quality standards.

Lead and support process design and optimization projects in pharmaceutical manufacturing, utilizing data analysis to improve safety, efficiency, and product quality.

The Process Engineer will improve engineering and manufacturing processes, focusing on configuration management and PLM capabilities, and lead related development efforts.

The NPI Process Engineer oversees the introduction of new products, ensuring manufacturability, quality, and effective coordination between design and manufacturing teams, while also improving process capabilities.

Lead cross-functional process improvement initiatives in Finance, utilizing structured methodologies like Six Sigma to enhance operational efficiency and stakeholder alignment.

The Wirebonding Process Engineer will lead manufacturing engineering efforts, support operators, and oversee process improvements within a microelectronic cell. Responsibilities include training, data presentation, problem resolution, and achieving production goals.

The Photolithography Process Engineer monitors process health, supports improvement initiatives, analyzes data, and ensures quality in semiconductor manufacturing.