About the role

AI summarised

The Probe Manufacturing Shift Engineer leads shift technicians and contractors to meet operational objectives, resolves production line issues, ensures SOP compliance and safety, performs root cause analysis on equipment problems, collaborates with stakeholders, and drives continuous improvement through SOP optimization and AI-driven productivity initiatives.

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Key Responsibilities

Lead and manage shift technicians and contractors to achieve operational objectives
Call out and highlight issues on the production line that cause roadblocks to the team meeting operational targets and objectives
Ensure adequate training and compliance with SOPs to eliminate safety and quality risks
Analyze data and perform root cause analysis to identify and resolve equipment issues
Maintain close communication and collaboration with production and process stakeholders to achieve strategic business objectives
Establish and review SOPs to ensure they continue to be relevant and optimized for operation processes
Explore and develop an agentic AI approach to improve productivity and protect quality
Evaluate, promote, and plan new equipment and materials deployment

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical & Electronics, Chemical, Mechanical, or Materials Engineering, or equivalent
Demonstrated leadership experience through academic projects, internships, or extracurricular activities, with the ability to build and develop an effective team to tackle equipment operation challenges
Proven problem-solving abilities, knowledge on problem solving methodologies like 8D, 5 Why analysis, Process Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (PFMEA) to deliver effective solutions
Strong communication skills (written, verbal and presentation) and personal initiative and ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment
Proven experience with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)