Disher
Senior Manufacturing Engineer
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- Senior and above
- Disher den/contract
- On-site · Portage, MI
- 5+ yrs exp
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About this role
Senior Manufacturing Engineer - Contract
DISHER is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer with 5-10 years of experience to support our customer in the medical device industry. This contract is expected to last 6 months with a potential extension opportunity. This role is 100% onsite in Portage, MI.What it's like to work here:
Make a positive difference! It’s why we exist. We are always looking for teammates who are eager to use their diverse set of talents with our customers, coworkers, and communities. We want to leave this world better than we found it.What you will get to do:
- Reviewing existing paperwork instructions for accuracy, completeness, and missing content.
- Taking and incorporating new process photos as needed.
- Converting paper-based Electronic Work Instructions to electronic format.
- Routing ECOs/PCOs and partnering with Manufacturing Engineering and Quality Engineering to promote changes to the production line and update operator training.
What will make you successful:
- Experience with manufacturing processes, work instructions, engineering change control and cross-functional coordination.
- Experience in Medical Device Manufacturing
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Disher
Disher designs and manufactures electrical and mechanical systems for LED lighting fixtures, machine vision applications, and automation technology. The company is hiring electrical hardware engineers, mechanical design engineers, vision engineers, structural engineers, and assembly engineers across multiple technical disciplines.
- Industry
- Manufacturing
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with reviewing and updating existing work instructions for accuracy and completeness?
- Can you explain your experience with converting paper-based work instructions into an electronic format?