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The Process Engineer optimizes manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, quality, throughput, cost, and sustainability. Responsibilities include providing technical support, spearheading projects, implementing capital projects, and ensuring plant safety.

Playing a pivotal role in optimizing manufacturing processes to improve process efficiency, quality, throughput, cost, and sustainability. Responsibilities include providing technical support, spearheading projects, implementing capital projects, and ensuring plant safety initiatives. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in an engineering-related discipline, process improvement experience, and knowledge of corn wet milling process fundamentals. Skills required include exceptional communication, teamwork, and sound judgment.

The Sr. Process Engineer will enhance quality and productivity by coordinating technical assistance in manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include leading improvement initiatives using Six Sigma and Lean techniques, troubleshooting manufacturing issues, overseeing personnel training, and managing capital projects. The role emphasizes data analysis, communication at all levels, and ensuring safety in operations.

The ISO Process Engineer at GAF will ensure the accuracy and quality of manufacturing processes, implement process improvements, conduct R&D trials and quality tests, and collaborate with various departments to enhance production efficiency and product quality.

The Process Engineer will apply their knowledge of process engineering principles to design, optimize, and control manufacturing processes. They will develop flow diagrams, conduct safety assessments, and ensure compliance with environmental standards while collaborating on multiple projects and communicating findings effectively.

The MTS Process Engineer will focus on process sustenance and development in a semiconductor wafer fabrication facility, leading efforts in recipe development, defectivity and process optimization, and continuous improvement initiatives for high volume manufacturing.

As a Process Engineer, you will be responsible for gathering industrial requirements, participating in product design, preparing new technology introductions, and ensuring compliance during production. You will also support production to achieve quality targets and lead activities in line balancing and process validation.

The Process Engineer will provide engineering and troubleshooting support for process equipment, lead new equipment installations, manage process improvements, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory guidelines. They will also coordinate projects, interface with various teams, and oversee validation activities in a FDA-regulated environment.