Process Engineer

£45-50k per annum

  • Excellent benefits package + 25 days annual leave

Company

A fantastic opportunity to join a leading SME in conformal coating solutions.

The business is continuing to evolve with 5 facilities spread across the UK and Europe, with a global head office in the United States.

You’ll join a dynamic, collaborative environment with 70 people in their Woking facility.

The Role

We’re looking for a driven Process Engineer to support the development, improvement and introduction of manufacturing processes, with a particular focus on parylene coating applications.

The role will involve a strong mix of technical problem-solving, project work and customer interaction, with a healthy pipeline of projects at different stages.

Key Requirements:

  • Minimum of 3+ years of production or process engineering experience within a manufacturing, laboratory or similar technical environment

  • Strong understanding of Lean and Six Sigma principles

  • Practical experience of process improvement and the 5 Whys methodology

  • Customer-facing experience, with the ability to understand technical requirements and develop appropriate solutions

  • Proven project experience, ideally involving laser cutting machinery, 3D printing or similar technologies

  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to investigate process anomalies and identify root causes

  • Experience developing, improving and documenting processes and specifications

  • Ability to work closely with manufacturing, equipment engineering, quality and sales teams

  • Self-starter with a proactive, driven and solutions-focused approach

  • Strong communication, organisation and time-management skills

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