The Production Engineer II is a mid-to-senior level engineering role responsible for owning and optimizing manufacturing processes. This position plays a key role in driving production efficiency, resolving complex manufacturing issues, leading automation initiatives and ensuring compliance within regulated and quality driven environments. This role requires a hands-on engineer with a strong foundation in manufacturing processes, a data-driven mindset, and the ability to lead initiatives, coach others and implement sustainable corrective and preventative actions.
Manufacturing Support & Continuous Improvement
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Lead root cause analysis and resolution of complex manufacturing process issues using structured problem-solving methodologies.
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Develop and implement effective corrective and preventative actions (CAPA) that address systemic issues and improve long-term performance.
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Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on safety, quality, delivery and cost.
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Provide hands-on production floor support to diagnose and resolve manufacturing issues.
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Support and influence design for manufacturability as needed.
Process Development & Optimization
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Analyze and optimize manufacturing processes using data driven methods.
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Lead and support automation projects including equipment evaluation, implementation, and optimization.
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Ensure all processes are clearly documented, controlled and accessible to enable repeatability and prevent reinvention.
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Drive measurable improvements in efficiency, throughput and waste reduction.
Documentation & Quality Systems
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Ensure adherence to regulated environment requirements and industry standards (ASTM, customer-specific, etc.).
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Standardize processes and documentation to reduce variation and improve consistency.
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Partner with Quality to ensure alignment on process controls, validation and compliance requirements.
Cross Functional Collaboration & Leadership
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Work closely with Production, Quality, Maintenance and Engineering to achieve operational goals.
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Serve as a technical resource and mentor to less experienced engineers and production staff.
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Communicate effectively across all levels of the organization and clearly articulate technical concepts.
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Demonstrate initiative, ownership, and the ability to defend technical decisions with data and sound engineering principles.
