Penumbra
Manufacturing Engineer I - Metals
About this role
The Manufacturing Engineer I for Metals will focus on enhancing production processes through innovative problem-solving and effective communication across various departments. This role involves designing equipment, optimizing processes, and maintaining documentation to improve efficiency and quality in a manufacturing environment.
What you'll do
- Identify and solve production problems.
- Conduct root cause analysis and suggest solutions.
- Support production documentation and process improvement.
- Design and implement new equipment and fixtures.
- Test and validate processes and products.
- Train staff on procedures and compliance.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor’s degree in relevant engineering field
- 1+ year in engineering, preferably in manufacturing
- Strong communication skills
- Knowledge of FDA regulations and Lean Manufacturing
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
- Detail-oriented problem-solving
- Ability to work onsite in clean room environments
- Familiarity with process validation techniques
Benefits
- Annual salary range of $72,000 to $94,000
- Opportunities for professional development
- Work environment includes office and laboratory settings
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Penumbra
Penumbra develops innovative medical devices supported by embedded firmware and manufacturing excellence. The company is hiring mechanical design engineers, manufacturing engineers, R&D engineers, and forward-deployed engineers to optimize production processes, advance product development, and deploy AI-driven solutions.
View all jobs at PenumbraLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a time when you identified a manufacturing process problem. How did you approach the root cause analysis and what solution did you implement?
- Describe your experience with process validation and testing. What protocols have you developed, and how did you document and communicate your findings?