Automation Manufacturing Engineer (Dallas RELO)

The Automation Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for evaluating processing conditions and resultant material properties, troubleshooting as necessary utilizing SPC techniques, assuming full responsibility for managing process conditions to meet Process Control Document requirements and mechanical and physical properties. They will implement and operate mechanical and electromechanical systems, actively pursue and direct process improvements to improve performance and cost, solve problems using cross-functional teams with tools such as DMAIC and Design of Experiments (DOE), develop and implement processing conditions for new equipment and new materials, manage qualification efforts for new equipment, processes, and materials, and provide training as necessary to operations personnel. The role will also involve providing timely disposition of nonconforming product and supporting root cause and corrective action activities, monitoring and reporting out on line yield and efficiency achievements, investigating quality non-conformances and recommending corrective actions, participating in cross-functional teams to complete safety, quality, or continuous improvement action items, interfacing with customers and supporting as needed, implementing actions to reduce process hazard and failure risk, ensuring compliance with Environmental, Health, Safety, and Security policies, and developing and implementing continuous improvement and process optimization projects.