Hybrid Staff Metals Development Engineer

at Johnson & Johnson

• Job title: Staff Metals Development Engineer
• Job type: Full Time
• Experience level: Lead
• Salary: $91,000 - $165,050 per year
• Degree requirement: Bachelor's Degree
• Tech skills: Assembly
• Location requirements: Hybrid, Cincinnati, United States

About the role

• Staff Metals Manufacturing Development Engineer at Johnson & Johnson, focusing on innovation in metal component manufacturing processes. Collaborating with teams to improve product quality and operational efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Explore, design and drive technology & equipment selection, development, and deployment of solutions for various metals processes
• Function as an integral member of a team in support of manufacturing operations performed by external manufacturers, providing technical services to ensure quality, cost and performance objectives are met.
• Apply engineering principles, world-class manufacturing techniques, statistics, and risk management to resolve complex technical challenges.
• Developing talent through coaching and mentoring
• Lead root cause investigation and corrective actions to address manufacturing yield or capacity issues
• Proposes and determines new or improved technologies, processes, or materials to enhance product quality, manufacturing cost efficiencies, portfolio pipeline, and regulatory compliance
• Provide engineering expertise to critical internal and external business partners to influence product capital strategy to meet current and future capacity needs
• Demonstrate independent understanding and application of core GMP fundamentals, including, but not limited to: Data Integrity (DI), Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and Good Documentation Practices (GDPs)
• Coordinate project activities and maintain accountability for overall project success
• Communicate business related issues or opportunities to next management level.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering
• A minimum of 6 years of related work in a regulated industry
• Validated knowledge of various metal component manufacturing processes development and production validation (ie. machining, metal injection molding, stamping, casting, coining, EDM/ECM, additive manufacturing, etc.)
• Awareness of design for manufacturability and assembly standard methodologies for metals processes and design requirement cascade for instrument and implant manufacturability
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, and create robust metrology strategies
• Understanding of tolerance stack-up analysis and GD&T

Benefits

• Flexible Vacation & Paid leave
• 401k, pension, medical, dental, and vision plans
• J&J MyStore, BenefitHub discounts, discounts on insurance, and more!