Manufacturing Engineer - Collins McNicholas
  • Connacht, Connacht, Ireland
  • via BeBee.com
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Job Description

Experienced Manufacturing Engineer sought to optimise production processes, interact with global suppliers, and drive process improvements in a US medical device start-up.

We are looking for a skilled Manufacturing Engineer to join our team in Galway. This role involves extensive global supplier interaction and you will be primarily desk-based operating under a hybrid working model.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Process Optimisation: Analyse and enhance manufacturing processes to improve quality, cost, and productivity.
  • Troubleshoot Production Issues: Identify, address, and resolve production challenges, implementing corrective actions as needed.
  • Technical Support: Provide expert guidance on manufacturing processes, equipment, and materials.
  • Process Validation: Develop, execute, and review process validation protocols and reports.
  • Implement Changes: Evaluate and implement process changes to meet production goals and improve efficiency.
  • Documentation: Maintain accurate and comprehensive documentation related to manufacturing processes and quality control measures.
  • Project Management: Manage and support engineering projects from inception through to completion.
  • Supplier Coordination: Support the identification and integration of second-source suppliers for critical components.

Requirements:

  • Education: Degree in a Technical Discipline: Engineering, Science, Biomedical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, etc.
  • Experience: Minimum of 5 years in a manufacturing engineering role, ideally within the medical device or other highly regulated industries.
  • Process Validation Techniques: Proven experience with process validation techniques.
  • Project Management: Strong ability to manage and oversee technical projects.
  • Problem-Solving and Data Analysis: Expertise in process improvement, problem-solving, and data analysis.
  • Industry Practices: Familiarity with industry practices, techniques, and standards.

Preferred but not Essential:

  • Electronic Assembly: Experience in electronic assembly.
  • Six Sigma Training: Certification or training in Six Sigma.
  • Solid Works Proficiency: Proficiency in Solid Works.

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