The job involves supporting product transition from R&D to manufacturing, developing processes, resolving issues, and coordinating changes.
Company Description
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Thendral
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KRG Technologies Inc
Phone: 661-367-8000 EX 609
Job DescriptionØ Work with R&D to ensure that products under development are manufacturable.
Ø Support transition of products from engineering to manufacturing.
Ø Develop manufacturing processes, procedures and test fixtures for new products.
Ø Implement improvements to reduce product cost and test cycle time in production.
Ø Analyze and resolve manufacturing build and test issues to ensure on-time shipments.
Ø Work with suppliers, purchasing and QA to resolve technical issues.
Ø Document Engineering Change orders and co-ordinate their implementation
Ø Transition assemblies to outsource suppliers and maintain their engineering support.
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