Manufacturing Engineer

Worksop
3 months ago
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Manufacturing Engineer

W Talent is thrilled to be exclusively supporting Cinch Connectors located in Worksop who are now looking to recruit a highly motivated, Manufacturing Engineer. This key role offers an exciting opportunity for a talented engineer to drive innovation and efficiency within a renowned organisation in connectivity solutions.

As the Manufacturing Engineer, you'll have a direct impact on Cinch Connectors' continuous improvement initiatives, working in a company renowned for quality in high-speed and harsh-environment applications. You'll play a central role in advancing processes, NPI, implementing CI strategies, and leading efficiency innovations that are critical to the company's success.

About Cinch Connectors

Cinch Connectors, a division of Bel Fuse Inc., provides high-quality copper and optical fiber interconnect solutions. Their innovative products are designed for use in harsh environments and are trusted across Aeropause, Defense, Space, and Industrial markets.

Job Information

As the Manufacturing Engineer, you will leverage your engineering expertise to support and enhance NPI and Continuous Improvement initiatives across Cinch's shop floor. This position is essential in optimizing production processes, developing new product requirements, and implementing robust CI activities.

Key Responsibilities

· Lead Manufacturing Engineering Initiatives: Coordinate and lead NPI and Continuous Improvement activities.

· Process Development: Introduce and refine routing, work instructions, and production documentation.

· Documentation and Reporting: Create, manage, and control documentation, including PRR processes, 8D, and ECN forms.

· Tooling and Equipment: Design and coordinate tooling requirements and source new equipment.

· Project Support: Support Design Engineering with new process and product development, including training staff on production standards.

· Training and Assessment: Develop shop floor skills assessments, deliver training, and support 5S assessments.

Qualifications and Experience

· Degree or Graduate-level Engineer with a strong foundation in Engineering.

· Exceptional communication skills for effective interaction across all levels internally and externally.

· Primarily based at the Worksop facility, with occasional domestic travel to other Cinch plants, customer sites, or suppliers.

Why Apply

Career Growth in a Global Organization: Cinch is a division of Bel Fuse Inc., a global leader in connectivity solutions, giving you access to a wealth of resources, expertise, and career growth opportunities. You'll work alongside industry experts and gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies and processes that open doors across the international landscape of connectivity solutions.

Diverse and Impactful Responsibilities: This role is ideal if you're looking for variety and a hands-on approach. You'll collaborate with multiple departments, drive process improvements, manage tooling and equipment projects, develop training programs, and engage directly with design engineers on new product initiatives. Every day brings new challenges and opportunities to make a visible difference.

Professional Development and Innovation: At Cinch, innovation is key. You'll be encouraged to explore new tools, processes, and technologies, constantly learning and growing within your field. Whether researching next-gen tooling or refining CI activities, your creativity and problem-solving skills will be supported and valued.

Make an Impact on Cutting-Edge Industries: Cinch's products power solutions in critical sectors like defense, aerospace, and industrial markets. Your work as a CI Engineer will directly contribute to making products that perform in the most demanding environments, giving you the satisfaction of contributing to technologies that matter.

Apply Today and Take the Lead in Driving Innovation with Cinch Connectors

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