AbbVie - Branchburg, NJ
posted 4 months ago
The Manufacturing/Process Engineer III at AbbVie is a pivotal role that focuses on providing engineering production support to enhance manufacturing processes. This position involves collecting, monitoring, analyzing, troubleshooting, and reporting on manufacturing data related to performance metrics such as quality, cost, and speed/service to market. The engineer will engage in regular on-the-floor manufacturing support, ensuring that production processes run smoothly and efficiently. A key responsibility of this role is to identify and implement process and technology improvements aimed at maximizing process performance. This includes investigating non-conformances, conducting Corrective and Preventative Actions (CAPAs), and addressing process performance drifts. The engineer will also conduct technical assessments of change orders and Supplier Change Requests, ensuring that all changes are evaluated for their impact on production. In addition to troubleshooting material, process, and equipment problems, the Manufacturing/Process Engineer III will utilize structured analytical techniques and technical tools, including data acquisition (both manual and computerized), data analysis, process capability analysis, and Statistical Process Control (SPC). The role also involves providing technical evaluations and support for Engineering Change Orders and Supplier Changes, which includes updating specifications, drawings, and procedures, as well as training operators on new processes. The engineer will be responsible for designing and developing equipment and processes for manufacturing products, which may involve in-house design or the use of vendor-supplied components. This includes designing, building, and qualifying fixtures, machines, or equipment to enhance manufacturing capabilities. Furthermore, the role supports the integration of new products into the manufacturing operation, providing insights on materials, processing, manufacturing, and cost aspects of new products. Validation of new and revised manufacturing processes and equipment is also a critical aspect of this position, ensuring compliance with all applicable company standards and specifications. Occasional travel may be required to support continuous improvement initiatives. The role demands significant work activities, including continuous standing for prolonged periods (more than 2 consecutive hours in an 8-hour day).