As a Manufacturing Process Engineer II at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences in Indianapolis, you will support process engineering activities and resolve technical issues impacting product quality and delivery. Your day-to-day responsibilities include leading electrical design projects to address customer quality concerns and operational metrics, implementing design changes according to regulatory standards, and using problem-solving methodologies like Six Sigma and 8-D. You must have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering with relevant experience, expertise in instrumentation design and integration, and knowledge of high-speed motors, control systems, and microprocessor technology. This role is crucial for advancing our mission to accelerate scientific discoveries through automation and innovation, working within a team dedicated to improving human health since 1935.
Skills
Six Sigma
5 Why
8-D
PFMEA
process capability
data analysis
statistical methods
electrical engineering
instrumentation design
fluid handling
pneumatics
thermal systems
optical systems
high speed motors and control systems
magnetic optical sensors
PC/Microprocessor Control Technology
LCD LED Display Systems
Refrigeration Control Systems
What you'll do
Support process engineering activities to resolve product and process technical issues impacting quality and delivery.
Lead electrical design projects from conception to production release, addressing customer quality and operational metrics.
Implement design changes in compliance with design control procedures for medical devices.
Utilize PFMEA, statistical methods, and problem-solving methodologies (Six Sigma, 5 Why) to resolve complex issues.
Troubleshoot and improve electrical and electromechanical systems using formal problem-solving techniques.
Collaborate on design change team activities to document and implement necessary product changes.
What we're looking for
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with 2+ years of experience
Expertise in instrumentation design and integration, including electro-mechanical systems and fluid handling
Proficiency in high-speed motors, control systems, magnetic sensors, and PC/microprocessor technology
Capability to troubleshoot and improve electrical/electromechanical systems using formal problem-solving methodologies
Experience with medical device design changes in a structured design control environment
Knowledge of PFMEA, process capability analysis, and other statistical methods relevant to manufacturing processes
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