Manufacturing Engineer III
Thermo Fisher Scientific · Hillsboro, OR
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Role summary
Thermo Fisher Scientific seeks a Manufacturing Engineer II to support supply chain and manufacturing operations for ion and electron microscopy equipment. The role involves supplier qualification, design for manufacturability optimization, and technical documentation standardization within cleanroom manufacturing environments.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering; Master's degree preferred
- 5+ years experience in high-tech cleanroom manufacturing environments
- Computer aided design experience; NX proficiency a plus
- Experience with high vacuum and high electrical field components preferred
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Acrobat for documentation
- Strong written and verbal communication skills across technical levels
- Ability to lead and align multi-functional, multi-cultural project teams
What you'll be doing
- Evaluate and qualify new suppliers through facility visits and engineering collaboration
- Develop test parts and guidance to help suppliers meet strict design criteria
- Identify design for manufacturability improvements and lead part redesigns
- Review and harmonize technical product documentation standards between operations and R&D
- Support new product introduction projects from supplier selection and DFM perspectives
Privacy & handoff
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