Process Engineer (G-Project)

Position :

• Process Engineer Report to :  Senior Manager, Product & Process Engineering Department : Product & Process Engineering Location : Houston or relocation as required Main job function 1) CUSTOMER SATISFACTION : The Process Engineer will be responsible for all Technical liaisons with the customer, providing the key interface between the customer’s organization and the PCE organisation.    2) CHANGE MANAGEMENT : The Process Engineer will be responsible for coordinating all Engineering Changes that are introduced whilst the products are in volume manufacturing.
• This covers all internal and external communications and control of the exchange of documents with the customer.

This responsibility also covers ECNs that are generated internally within PCE.    3) LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT :

Duties and Responsibilities (Including but not limited to...) 1) QUOTATIONS :

As part of this responsibility, the Process Engineer will be responsible for calling a meeting of the Engineering groups to assign responsibilities and deadlines for quotations. 2) BOM / AVL :

In this area the Process Engineer must be a good communicator both internally and externally and should be able to explain technical issues clearly and motivate individuals towards achieving the group goals. 4) DOCUMENTATION :

This responsibility includes approving all documentation prior to release for PVT / NPI processes and also all changes / ECNs to existing products currently in Manufacturing.    5) PRODUCTION SUPPORT :

Also, when the Production Validation Test (PVT) is complete, the Process Engineer will be required to produce a report analysing the results and recommending either Corrective Actions and further PVT activity or release to Manufacturing for Volume Production. 7) LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT :

This will include working with other functions within the Facility to understand the implications on Tooling, Equipment, Materials and other general costs as these are all affected by changes to the products and the volumes, especially during the End of Life phase 8) MEASUREMENTS :