I. Position Summary and Primary Responsibilities      A Manufacturing Process Engineer Level II will support both production and engineering with production difficulties, analysis, and the recommendation of solutions to ensure proper production flow. Based on engineering and program data, the selected candidate will execute activities to define, implement, and support the manufacturing and assembly methods that enable optimal use of the resources required. The Manufacturing Process Engineer II will work with engineering to solve non-standard problems and will trigger the change process.The key working relationships of the Manufacturing Process Engineer Level II:Report directly to the Manufacturing Engineering Manager.May lead/guide/mentor entry level Manufacturing Process Engineers.Regularly interact and provide insight and influence at all levels from shop floor associates to business leaders, in leading and encouraging best shop practices.Primary Responsibilities include but are not limited to:Establish and maintain manufacturing sequential orders.Identify and perform analysis on critical cycle and takt times.Define and implement optimized line balancing for specific assembly rates.Establish detailed manpower requirements such as work centers, crew type, shift, etc.Analyze production capacity such as manpower and equipment.Collect, validate, document, and maintain manufacturing data such as workloads, capacity planning, equipment, footprint layouts, etc.Analyze and revise production standard times.Optimize, establish, and organize work centers considering ergonomics and material flow.Work center Flow Cell Layout & Design.Identify and participate in Continuous Improvement events.Assist in developing functional test procedures (FTP) and PFMEA.Interact with other departments.Drive standardization of processes, production, and products.Flow line production/process sequencing.Collaboration and leadership skills.
