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The Process Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and analyzing processes to maximize production efficiency using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma techniques. They will conduct time studies, support manufacturing operations, and collaborate with various stakeholders to implement improvements. Hands-on experience is essential for deploying effective processes in electronic repair and assembly.

The Process Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and analyzing processes using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma techniques. This role includes evaluating production processes, conducting time studies, supporting manufacturing operations, and leading process improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency and quality.

The Sr. Process Engineer will lead multiple programs to develop, implement, and improve processes using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma techniques. Responsibilities include managing new product introductions, performing time studies, leading process improvement initiatives, collaborating with various teams, and ensuring high-quality production processes while reducing costs and time.

The DevOps Engineer is responsible for developing and managing continuous integration and deployment solutions across the organization's technology stack. This role involves building automation systems, supporting collaboration among teams, and maintaining configuration management tools to optimize software delivery and quality.

The Sr. Development Engineer will perform production data analysis, support new product shopfloor setup, and act as an onsite interface to the IT & Operating Systems Team. Responsibilities include creating and maintaining production support applications using C#, Visual Basic, and SQL, supporting new product launch activities, process improvement, and coordinating User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Required skills include expertise in Microsoft .NET framework, Oracle PL/SQL, Azure SQL, label software, RESTful APIs, and superior Microsoft Office skills.

The Operations Supervisor oversees employees in a manufacturing facility, maintaining operational standards, preparing work schedules, and supervising tasks. Responsibilities include setting goals, driving process improvements, managing team training, monitoring performance metrics via Tableau, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Employee training, performance reviews, and coaching are also key duties.