Job Description
Process Engineer (Fortune 500 Manufacturing) CapstoneONE Search | New Hartford, CT (On-site)
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We are representing a globally recognized Fortune 500 manufacturing organization actively seeking a Process Engineer. This company has been named annually as a Top Place to Work, based on benefits, compensation, and employee satisfaction.
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Position Overview
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- Develops and implements manufacturing processes for new and existing products, balancing production requirements with cost targets
- Resolves operational issues related to tooling, fixturing, and equipment parameters to keep production running smoothly
- Creates fixturing and error-proofing solutions to reduce scrap and improve first-pass yield on problem operations
- Conducts time studies to establish standard work and validate performance against cost estimates
- Applies statistical process control and capability analysis to drive consistent, high-yield production
- Supports new product introduction, including tooling planning, routings, and bill of materials development
- Analyzes shop floor performance data to identify gaps and implement corrective process improvements
- Uses quality planning tools to proactively reduce scrap risk and prevent quality issues from reaching the customer
- Contributes to cost estimating for both new and ongoing production programs
- Champions cost reduction and continuous improvement initiatives on the shop floor
- Acts as a technical point of contact for customers and suppliers on process and specification-related matters
- Provides hands-on technical support to production teams
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Position Requirements
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- Bachelor's degree in Engineering required
- 2+ years of engineering or operations experience in a manufacturing environment
- Solid foundation in root cause analysis and structured problem solving
- Comfortable with Microsoft Office; CAD/CAM experience preferred
- Familiarity with statistical process analysis tools preferred
- Exposure to Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma methods a plus
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