Process Engineer

Process Sustainment • Sustain released production processes and ensure they remain stable, repeatable, and capable. • Monitor process capability, including Cp/Cpk, and track overall process performance. • Maintain approved process windows and critical process parameters. • Identify process variation and implement corrective actions to restore control. Continuous Improvement • Improve production yield, cycle time, productivity, and overall manufacturing efficiency. • Conduct Design of Experiments (DOE) to optimize released manufacturing processes. • Lead cost-reduction and process-improvement initiatives. • Improve tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing methods to support consistent output. • Qualify alternate materials and consumables for production use when required. Production Technical Support • Provide daily engineering support to manufacturing operations. • Investigate process-related rejects, defects, and manufacturing issues. • Perform root-cause analysis and implement effective corrective actions. • Support troubleshooting of equipment issues and process abnormalities. • Reduce production downtime caused by process-related interruptions. Engineering Change Management • Implement Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) after product release. • Update machine programs in accordance with approved engineering changes. • Revise work instructions, process specifications, and related engineering documents. • Maintain PFMEA, Control Plans, and other required process documentation. Production Support • Support pilot production following engineering transfer. • Monitor process performance during early production builds. • Train production operators and technicians on approved process changes. • Support production validation after engineering changes. • Ensure manufacturing readiness for released processes. Cross-functional Collaboration • Work closely with Production, Quality, NPI Engineering, and Operations teams. • Support customer investigations related to production or process issues. • Participate in yield reviews and continuous-improvement activities. • Assist Quality with customer complaints and corrective actions when required. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Materials Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent discipline. • Minimum 2–5 years of experience in semiconductor assembly or electronics manufacturing. • Experience in die bonding, wire bonding, dispensing, curing, inspection, or semiconductor assembly processes is preferred.