Manufacturing Process Engineer

Always spotting process improvements in manufacturing? Enjoy using data to support those improvements? Combine these skills in a modern facility where you’ll provide meaningful products to protect national security.

At HMGCC, you’ll work with some of the best equipment for manufacturing PCBs in the whole of the UK. You’ll join an innovative and forward-thinking team, operating a modern manufacturing facility producing unique, complex, high-reliability printed circuits.

As a Manufacturing Process Engineer, you will use your skills and experience to understand, baseline, and improve manufacturing processes, using both qualitative and quantitative data to identify opportunities and lead meaningful change. You will be joining a team who are passionate about continuous improvement and who value evidence-based decision-making as much as hands-on process knowledge.

Your existing knowledge of manufacturing processes, whether from electronics or general manufacturing, will help you quickly get up to speed with processes, understand the requirements behind them, and identify where and how improvements can be made. You'll get involved in the full lifecycle of process development, from data capture and analysis through to implementation and validation of improvements.

You'll enjoy working closely with a team to ensure the process chemistry and equipment are optimised and operating at their best, helping HMGCC remain at the forefront of high-quality printed circuit manufacture.

Putting your skills to use

Using your diverse range of skills within the Manufacturing team, you will:

• Contribute to a dynamic and diverse team that is well funded with the latest technology.
• Have access to wider capability and subject matter experts to assist your learning of PCB manufacturing processes.
• Work with the team on baselining current processes, identifying variation, and leading data-driven improvement projects.
• Use your skills and experience to analyse process performance, identify root causes of variation, and implement sustainable improvements.
• Work closely with engineers to optimise process chemistry and equipment performance.
• Contribute to project planning, reviews and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Lead the investigation of process-related defects and non-conformances, using structured problem-solving approaches.
• Document process changes and improvements to a high standard, ensuring traceability and repeatability.

Open to UK nationals only.

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• We offer an interest free loan of up to £2,500, which is to be repaid in equal instalments over a period of 24 months, to support any costs incurred due to your change of employment.

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