Production Engineer - Power Electronics

Production Engineer - Power Electronics

Are you looking to work for a global leading engineering business? Are you looking to develop and progress your career in Production Engineering?

If so, then our client has the job for you. This business is a global leader in the design & development of advanced electronics and manufacturing solutions, supplying customers across industries including automotive, industrial, and medical markets. They are currently recruiting for a Production Engineer to join their expanding team at their Milton Keynes site.

As a Production Engineer, you will:

• Manage the process design and implementation of 3-4 new development projects at any given time, ensuring all projects are delivered within a 12-month cycle.
• Develop production processes and process controls for a variety of projects across multiple production sites, including the UK, China & Japan.
• Provide technical support, including first-line support for the Milton Keynes Production department across areas such as SMA, Hybrid assembly, Production Test, Dicing Line, Diced Product Automatic Line, FHP Moulding Line, Encapsulation, and Laser marking.
• Support the MPS Celab UK site as required.

To apply for this Production Engineer job, you will need a combination of the following:

• 3+ years' experience working in a Manufacturing/Production Engineering environment.
• Experience working in an electronics manufacturing production role.
• Working knowledge or experience of IATF Automotive Standards.
• Working knowledge of ISO9001 and ISO14001 Standards.
• Experience creating and monitoring processes and procedures.
• Willingness to travel overseas when required.

This is an exciting opportunity for an engineer to progress their career with a financially strong, progressive mid-sized electronics company in Milton Keynes that is part of a global group.

To apply for this fantastic Production Engineer job based in Milton Keynes, please email (url removed) or call Kyle Graveney on (phone number removed).