Process Engineer

Process Engineer / Continuous Improvement Engineer / Manufacturing Engineer / Production Engineer required to join a manufacturer automotive electronics, components and PCB (Printed circuit boards) in Birmingham.

Please make an application promptly if you are a good match for this role due to high levels of interest.

The successful Process Engineer will work across traditional automotive processes and new EV technologies, optimising manufacturing operations and leading the introduction of new equipment and process improvements.

You’ll have a background in process engineering and continuous improvement within a manufacturing environment, preferably with knowledge of printed circuit board (PCB), electronics, batch production, chemical handling, or automotive manufacturing.

Package

£49000 depending on experience
Based in BirminghamKey Responsibilities

Develop and optimise manufacturing processes from concept to certification
Continuous improvement and lean manufacturing – using Six Sigma and quality improvement tools
Assess production processes, conduct measurements, and interpret data to identify improvement opportunities
Design, run, test, and upgrade mechanical and automated systems, including chemical and batch operations
Drive introduction and commissioning of new equipment
Create clear documentation, SOPs, and process control plans
Implement and maintain 5S methodology across production areas
Liaise with various engineering departments – Quality, Production, and Design Engineering
Site based in BirminghamRequirements

Process /production improvement experience
HND or Degree qualified in Mechanical engineering, Industrial, production engineering, process engineering, Chemical Engineering (or related discipline)
Proven experience as a Process Engineer / Continuous Improvement Engineer / Manufacturing Engineer / Production Engineer or similar
Proven experience in process optimisation and continuous improvement
Exposure to printed circuit board (PCB), electronics, batch production, chemical handling, or automotive manufacturing
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and quality improvement tools
Must be commutable to Birmingham