Sr. Manufacturing Engineer

TE Connectivity is a global technology leader enabling a secure, sustainable, productive, and connected future. Our broad range of connectivity and sensor solutions have been proven in the most demanding environments, enabling advancements in transportation, industrial applications, medical technology, energy technology, data communications, and for the home. With approximately 85,000 employees, including more than 8,000 engineers, we work with customers in nearly 140 countries. TE ensures that EVERY CONNECTION COUNTS.

Engineering degree in a technical field
Experience in manufacturing/process engineering
Electronic system development background / production and assembly of PCB background
Hands-on approach
Project management skills are an advantage
Good knowledge of English

Supports the client on assigned projects in terms of technical issues during the development of projects and the serial phase (e.g. selection of critical features)
Establishes routes and specifications for current products and implements technical changes for existing products. Carries out studies related to feasibility and cost reduction and can establish necessary work standards 
Investigates production processes to improve existing products and equipment in terms of production methods and the flow of materials that increase production and reduce cost. 
Database implementation including product data, material composition, routes, etc. Performs routine work measurements and line triggering for new products or improvements to existing products 
Establishes production methods and the sequence of the production process to ensure adequate capacity to produce quality products in the desired quantities for a convenient price 
Assists in determining production specifications and recommends the material and equipment to be purchased. Assists in the analysis and planning of the capital for the necessary production equipment
Applies the principles of continuous improvement, 6 σ and solves other problems while analyzing process errors and their origin, leads efforts to solve problems related to cost and productivity