Ampcus Inc

Ampcus Inc

Manufacturing Engineer

Highland Heights, OH, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3619 days ago
Supply ChainProcess ImprovementProcurementCustomer SupportGD&TCommunication

About the role

  • Ampcus Inc., headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia is certified by SBA, USPAACC, WBENC.
  • VMSDC as a leading 8(a), Minority and Women owned Professional services and Staff Augmentation firm.
  • Our repeat business rate with our various clients has been remarkable and the extension of contracts with various clients stands testimony to our high commitment levels.

Responsibilities

  • Leads projects to improve the performance of the organization (faster, better, cheaper) to deliver the highest quality products.
  • Maps, Measures, Develops, and Implements best practices and continuous improvements on all products.
  • Writes and performs validations (IQ/OQ/PQ).
  • Writes and implements PFMEA's.
  • Supports operations by troubleshooting, providing technical expertise, and conducting timely investigations for the closure of issues.
  • Provides commodity (supplier) support to ensure on-time/on-quality delivery of parts as well as to implement and coordinate design changes in a timely manner.
  • Creates a strong working relationship across cross functional teams and development teams.
  • Drives process improvements in design transfer to manufacturing.

Requirements

  • Verifies and/or validates processes and procedures and reports results as required.
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Mechanical or any other Engineering discipline.
  • Must have the ability to plan and direct own activities and others involved in projects.

Skills

  • Evaluates testability and repairability of existing and new products/commodities.
  • Coordinates change implementation on the production floor, at suppliers and in Service Parts Supply Chain.
  • Monitors repair and test procedures to find opportunities for continuous improvements.

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