APU Process Engineer - Automation (APU 4)

About the role

Using Engineering skills and practices, the Automation Engineer is responsible for developing automation concepts, providing accurate quotes, managing automation projects, and implementing projects into manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a clean and safe work area and report any unsafe working conditions.
• Conceptualize automation requirements for programs in injection molding, assembly, and packaging.
• Apply NPI process procedures and guidelines in managing procurement, design, build, acceptance, installation, and validation of automated systems used in molding, assembly, testing, and packaging of medical and pharmaceutical devices.
• Implement low and high-volume Assembly Automation Systems, built on platforms such as Synchronous, Asynchronous, and Continuous Motion.
• Interface with Sales, Customers, Equipment Suppliers, Manufacturing, and Program Management.
• Assist in preparation of validation documentation.
• Perform validation activities during DQ, FAT, IQ, OQ, SAT, and PQ phases.
• Establish, manage, and maintain automation project budgets and timelines.
• Maintain effective communications internally and externally.
• Participate in DFMA’s, FMEA’s, and DOE’s.
• Participate in Lean and continuous improvement projects.
• Prepare all necessary SOPs required in production to operate and maintain newly installed equipment.
• Provide training to Manufacturing on proper operation and maintenance of newly installed equipment.
• Provide ongoing support to production personnel during ramp-up phase.
• Work under the direction of Lead Automation Engineer.
• Comply with all company policies.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Automation, or related Engineering.
• Experience in managing automation projects or automation equipment design and build preferred.
• Knowledge of machine design and CAD software.
• Knowledge of modern machine controls.

Skills

• Experience with technologies such as Ultrasonic welding, leak testing, and machine vision.
• Experience with pneumatics, cam operated systems, servo motors, and robotics.
• Experience in assembly, testing, and packaging of medical and pharmaceutical devices.

Work Environment

Works in an office and clean manufacturing environment that may include moderate noise levels and requires appropriate PPE and cleanroom apparel.

Why Join Nemera?

At Nemera, we prioritize patients when creating drug delivery devices, understanding that accurate dosing and ergonomics are crucial for treatment adherence. Joining Nemera means becoming part of a team that enjoys working together and consistently delivers on its commitments. We take pride in our work because it improves patients’ lives.

We offer varied jobs in an international group. To discover more about Nemera, visit our website at www.nemera.net.

Pay

$90,000 - $120,000 USD (salaried). This is the range that we in good faith believe is the range of possible compensation for this role at the time of this posting.

Benefits

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