New Product Manufacturing Engineer - Obsolescence
Core
Develops and releases product BOMs, manages engineering changes, and resolves manufacturing/configuration issues for medium-complexity semiconductor equipment assemblies.
Role type
Senior New Product Manufacturing Engineer (Obsolescence)
Builds
Semiconductor equipment assemblies and product structures
Domain
Semiconductor manufacturing equipment
Required skills
Bill of Materials and product structure management, Part number creation and engineering release processes, Engineering change control and configuration management, New product introduction and manufacturing readiness, Manufacturing build and test documentation, Managed Build execution and floor support, Root cause analysis and manufacturing issue resolution, Design for Excellence and early product development engagement, Inventory impact and implementation analysis, Basic knowledge of CAD, Digital Mock-Up, and virtual build processes
Preferred skills
Project coordination and cross-functional collaboration
Technologies
TCE/Core+, PLM systems, CAD tools
Responsibilities
Create and release new, alternate, and replacement part numbers in TCE/Core+ and applicable lifecycle management systems, Maintain part attributes, specifications, effectivity, supporting documentation, and product configuration integrity, Develop, implement, and maintain BOMs for medium-complexity assemblies and product structures, Serve as the NPME focal point for BOM-related changes and ensure accuracy across released configurations, Execute engineering change activities including ECOs, NSRs, ESWs, Config ESWs, OCRs, ILTRs, SPSs, and CCB actions, Create and validate configuration kits, option packages, and supporting documentation in partnership with PLM, Develop and validate Operation Method Sheets and other manufacturing build and test documentation, Support 3D virtual product analysis, Master Layout, Digital Mock-Up, and design reviews, Provide Design for Excellence feedback to improve manufacturability, quality, cost, serviceability, and cycle time, Analyze excess, no-demand, and potentially obsolete inventory exposure resulting from BOM, option, and OBS changes, Support OBS impact analysis, manufacturing implementation planning, and product structure updates, Lead managed builds for assigned assemblies or modules and support manufacturing readiness, Drive root cause and corrective action activities related to BOM, configuration, documentation, and implementation issues, Provide technical support and training to internal manufacturing teams, contract manufacturers, and suppliers, Document product issues, improvement opportunities, corrective actions, and lessons learned, Provide informal technical and process guidance to new team members
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC