What a Precision Overmold (POM) Manufacturing Development Engineer does in HP:

Supporting Fab Overmold, BESI Pick and Place, Debonding and lamination processesEnhance processes to achieve manufacturing stability.Collaborate with the US development team on the development roadmap.Lead the long-term convergence process with the US technology development team.Oversee key strategic programs, such as Smart Manufacturing.Stay updated on the latest developments in related technologies and industry trends.Help translate strategies into clear objectives for the organization.

Individuals who will do well in this role in HP, usually possess:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Chemical, or Materials Engineering. Candidates with a diploma and over 10 years of manufacturing experience will also be considered.Minimum of 3 years of experience in a backend semiconductor/fab environment.Statistical knowledge is key for the process role, candidate must have a good grasp of JMP, able to deploy techniques such as T-test, correlation testing, box plots etc.Strong organizational skills and business acumen, with a solid understanding of the value chain.Excellent communication skills, including abilities in writing, presentation, negotiation, and influencing.In-depth knowledge of various cross-technical disciplines (Mechanical, Electronics, chemical , material etc).Proficient project management skills, including time and risk management, resource prioritization, and project structuring.Demonstrated ability to engage and lead cross-site teams, with a deep understanding of key technical topics.Strategic thinker: Ability to position the POM work centre with the integration of AI.

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