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Designs, assembles, wires, debugs, maintains, and improves automated production equipment and control systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical, electronic, and mechanical issues; developing schematics, drawings, and operating manuals; training production personnel; machining simple components; and supporting new equipment installation. Requires an engineering degree, PLC programming knowledge, electromechanical experience, machine assembly skills, and complex-systems troubleshooting ability.

Manages complex medical and life science manufacturing programs from design through launch, coordinating technical teams, schedules, budgets, tooling, suppliers, quality documentation, and customer communications. Leads APQP activities, design and process reviews, risk management, change control, troubleshooting, audits, and continuous improvement. The role also supports technical sales, product innovation, supplier management, manufacturing transfers, and team development while ensuring projects meet customer, quality, cost, and timeline requirements.

Leads plastic molding process development and tooling for high-tolerance parts. Responsibilities include conducting DOE, optimizing manufacturing processes, maintaining documentation, supervising molding personnel, supporting quality issues, leading continuous improvement, participating in APQP and quoting teams, supporting audits, and advancing molding technologies through tooling, equipment, and sensor improvements.

Assists stamping, automation, and project engineers with CAD-based tool, fixture, gauge, and equipment design. Processes layouts for WEDM and CNC machining, participates in design and specification reviews, supports tooling theory and process improvements, communicates project progress, and promotes safety and cleanliness. The role requires blueprint and GD&T knowledge, CAD proficiency, analytical skills, and familiarity with manufacturing, inspection, and machining technologies.

Develop detailed manufacturing cost estimates and customer quotations for precision-machined components. Evaluate RFQs, drawings, materials, tooling, labor, equipment, manufacturability, cycle times, scrap, and capital costs. Collaborate with sales, engineering, supply chain, quality, and leadership to validate assumptions, commercial terms, regulatory requirements, and production feasibility. Maintain costing models, quoting templates, ERP inputs, and quote-to-actual performance data.

The HR Generalist partners with leadership on talent strategy, recruiting, onboarding, performance management, employee relations, training, benefits enrollment, HRIS updates, and employment-law compliance. The role also supports compensation, succession planning, employee engagement events, and progressive discipline while maintaining accurate HR records and coordinating required training programs.

Lead cross-functional teams through complex manufacturing programs from customer order and design reviews through tooling transfer to production. Manage schedules, budgets, suppliers, quality documentation, engineering changes, equipment needs, audits, and customer communications. The role supports stamping, insert molding, automation, and other precision manufacturing technologies while coordinating Design, Engineering, Tooling, Quality, Manufacturing, and Sales functions.

Manages the automation department and leads automation projects from quoting and design through purchasing, construction, programming, integration, troubleshooting, and completion. Determines automation and sensing requirements for engineering projects, coordinates vendors and suppliers, and manages equipment purchases. Provides hands-on support with PLCs, robotics, vision systems, electrical and pneumatic systems, and related equipment while developing team members and overseeing performance.

Leads advanced tool design strategy and a team of tooling professionals. Oversees complex progressive stamping die design, simulation, validation, optimization, automation integration, and smart manufacturing initiatives. Provides technical direction on die construction, materials, tool tryouts, troubleshooting, and production launches. Coordinates tooling suppliers and cross-functional teams while managing schedules, budgets, risks, engineering standards, quality, cost, and manufacturing scalability.