Manager, Manufacturing

The Impact You'll Make The Manufacturing Engineering manager is responsible for developing, optimizing, and supporting production processes to enhance efficiency, quality, and safety within the plant, who will lead the manufacture Engineer team to works to ensure all processes and tools are functioning optimally while maintaining high-quality standards and compliance. What You’ll Be Doing Manufacturing engineering management 1) Lead and develop the Manufacturing Engineering team supporting Data Center products, driving capability building, performance management, succession planning, and technical excellence across machining, assembly, testing, cleaning, and automation processes. 2) Own manufacturing process development and industrialization activities for new products, ensuring robust, scalable, and cost-effective production processes from concept through mass production. 3) Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on quality, productivity, yield, cycle time, and manufacturing cost through Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and data-driven problem solving methodologies. 4) Partner closely with R&D, Quality, Supply Chain, Operations, and global manufacturing sites to ensure successful product launches, manufacturing readiness, and deployment of best practices across the organization. 5) Lead the introduction of advanced manufacturing technologies, automation solutions, and digitalization initiatives to support business growth, operational excellence, and future capacity expansion within the Data Center segment. Process Development & Optimization 1) Design and develop new processes or modify existing ones to improve manufacturing efficiency and product quality. 2) Conduct process capability studies and take actions to enhance process performance. 3) Perform root cause analysis for process-related issues and implement corrective actions. 4) Optimize process parameters to reduce waste and improve production yield. Continuous Improvement 1) Lead continuous improvement initiatives based on lean manufacturing principles, particularly in the areas of process, tooling, and quality control. 2) Identify and manage process, tooling, and quality system changes through proper change management procedures. Process Control & Troubleshooting 1) Monitor key process parameters and ensure all equipment and tooling operate within defined specifications. 2) Troubleshoot and resolve process and tooling issues to minimize downtime. 3) Collaborate with quality and maintenance teams to address any process or quality-related issues. Project Management 1) Lead or participate in cross-functional projects aimed at improving production processes, introducing new technologies, and developing tooling. 2) Ensure project timelines and budgets are adhered to, maintaining high quality and safety standards. What We're Looking For 1) Bachelor’s degree or above in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing…