Process Engineer

To support our extraordinary teams who build great products and contribute to our growth, we're looking to add a Process Engineer located in Coopersville MI.

Reporting to the Engineering Manager , the Process Engineer charge for process-engineering capabilities focused on cost, quality and delivery improvements to hold up a manufacturing organization. Develop, implement and take ownership of process control methodologies. Participate in activities pertaining to cycle time and process improvements. Evaluate and select various engineered materials.

What a typical day looks like:

• Recognize the manufacturing process, technologies, techniques and the product.
• Define, implement and evaluate proposed designs and processes for manufacturability.
• Have the capability to singly or with other engineering stakeholders identify root causes of failures in the manufacturing process.
• Work to maximize efficiency and productivity by identifying inefficiencies, developing new systems, and ensuring that operations run smoothly and to standards
• Gather, analyze, and interpret production data, cost analyses, and other relevant information to identify trends, solve problems, and develop reports on process improvements
• Improving plant processes by optimizing people, materials, and information flow
• High level participation in daily production activities and effective problem solving on daily issues.
• Prepare justification, purchase and implement capital equipment for production.
• Hold up and oversee new process equipment production.
• Hold up the raising and introduction of engineering change orders (ECOs).
• Establish robust, repeatable and reproducible process parameters.
• Implement statistical process research on new and existing products.
• Implement safety, productivity and give in improvements.
• Improve manufacturing techniques and through put.
• Provide continuous development of manufacturing techniques that will improve in-house capabilities and gives in.
• Develop and maintain process documentation.
• Review processing methods.
• Interface with production of all activities associated with new process implementation and