Electronics Manufacturing Engineer: Lean Processes & Quality

Job Overview

The Production Engineer will be responsible for implementingand optimizing assembly processes for electronic components and systems. Thisrole focuses on quality, efficiency, cost reduction, and collaboration withcross-functional teams to ensure high standards in assembled products.

Key Responsibilities

Interpret mechanical drawings and maintain work instructions for assembly processes for product assemblies, ensuring compliance with specifications and quality standards.

Contribute in process improvement initiatives, analyse workflow, and identify opportunities for increased productivity and reduced costs.

Mentor and provide technical guidance to assembly line technicians to meet daily production targets

Manage upstream and downstream requirements to ensure minimum downtime to production schedule by ensuring sufficient BOM for the line

Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues encountered during assembly and testing.

Maintain immaculate documentation for production lot travellers, process data sheets, tests records, repair histories, and configuration changes.

Implement and verify test procedures for assembled electronic parts, assist in defining test specifications, and support failure analysis activities by creating test jigs

Support first article build, documentation and transfer from development to production.

Ensure ongoing compliance with safety guidelines, industry regulations, and best practices.

Required Qualifications

Degree in Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering.

Experience working in electronics parts assembly and manufacturing environments (2+ years preferred).

Proficiency with assembly tools, test equipment, and relevant software (e.g., solidworks, ERP, office etc).

Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, and Total Quality Management principles is desirable.

Only Singaporeans may apply

Key Skills

Soldering and box build/cable harness assembly techniques.

Circuit testing and troubleshooting.

Quality assurance and documentation.

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