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Reporting into Head of NPI and working alongside a team of process and equipment engineers and supervisors/Team Leaders
Lead development, optimisation and support of advanced manufacturing processes
Accountable for sustaining current production lines and NPI, driving continuous improvementWhat are we looking for?

A process engineering background with an understanding of manufacturing development and process optimization
Qualifications: a degree in engineering or physics. Good understanding of failure analysis and statistical tools.
Personality: leader who can mentor and influence decision making. Someone who can show initiative and creativity
Desirable: MEMS fabrications and semiconductor experience. Use of CAD systems and Software (Python/MATLAB)

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