The Process Engineer is responsible for oversight of the production process(es) to which they are assigned. This includes daily process monitoring, process improvement, implementation and review of SOPs for production environment, and troubleshooting. In addition, the successful incumbent is responsible for coordinating projects as assigned with counterparts in other production sites as well as the Testing and Validation group.
Ensures stable and efficient production of dental prosthetic products utilizing different machine types, technologies, and processes.
Perform project engineering tasks including implementation and validation (IQ, OQ, PQ) of new production processes and workflows
Create and train production employees on standard operating procedures (SOPs)
Supply technical support for quality or manufacturing issues.
Support and contribute to continuous improvement activities ("Kaizen")
Demonstrate "can-do" approach and dedication to solve equipment and process issues to keep the machines and production lines in full service
Support Senior Engineers and management on various projects
Travel to off-site facilities and co-travel with department members or external employees to participate in NBC programs for support or training activities
Minimum B. S. degree in Engineering
Experience with CNC milling machines, 3 and 5 axis milling preferably
Relevant work experience of minimum 3 years
Past experience in the medical device industry
Knowledge of ceramic materials
Preferred knowledge of CAD/CAM ("DELCAM")
Experience working in an FDA regulated or ISO environment
Confident in working with latest /state-of-the-art technology
Preferred computer skills (Microsoft Office, SAP, Lotus Notes)
Experience in Six Sigma, Lean, SPC etc. is a plus
Team player and reliable
Ability to learn on and off the job
Sound analytic skills and reasoning ability
Good communication skills (written and verbal)
Willingness to travel according to business demands
Willingness to work overtime according to business needs
