Vision Engineer

Vision Engineer

Overview

The Vision Engineer supports equipment purchases and modifications to improve plant productivity and accommodate new formulations or products. They assist in ensuring compliance with FDA cGMP regulations during the design, specification, qualification, validation, maintenance, and use of equipment systems.

• Completes capital and expense projects within agreed timelines, scope, and budget, generated with Operations and Engineering, while managing and tracking project costs.
• Participates in change management programs to evaluate the impact of proposed activities on the validation status of control systems.
• Supports quality initiatives through CAPA activities and implements new technology to solve previously unsolvable problems.
• Identifies areas of opportunity to improve production processes with an emphasis on detection capabilities and downtime reduction.
• Works closely with other functional areas such as engineering, maintenance, operations, IT, and scheduling to implement changes and investigate and resolve issues.
• Responds to emergencies and troubleshoots issues affecting day-to-day machine performance and efficiency.
• Designs and implements new features and technologies to enhance machine operability, efficiency, safety, quality, and data tracking.
• Supports strategic plans to upgrade aging and obsolete systems.
• Reviews technical specifications of new equipment to ensure that automation hardware and software designs align with established standards.

Experience Required

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline
• 3+ years of working with and troubleshooting vision systems
• Working knowledge of AutoCAD software
• Demonstrated understanding of Lean and Six Sigma processes, including experience with continuous improvement techniques
• Prior electrical troubleshooting skills preferred
• Flexible schedule with normal working hours of 7am – 4pm
• Experience with computer system validation and change management in an FDA regulated environment
• Experience and familiarity with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)
• Excellent problem-solving skills, sound decision-making abilities, and ability to meet deadlines in a team-oriented environment
• Demonstrated self-confidence and ability to interface with multiple departments, consultants, and contractors
• Experience with PLC programming and troubleshooting preferred

Benefits

We offer a range of benefits tailored to supporting you and your family, as well as career development opportunities to ensure you feel valued and supported, both professionally and personally. Flexible working arrangements, including the option to work two days a week from home, are available.

Equal Opportunity Employer