What a Process Engineer does at HP:

Support new manufacturing line startup and line reinstatement activities at Manufacturing partner sites.Develop, characterize, optimize and control new process and tooling to meet Design for Manufacturing criteria of new HPI cartridge high volume production.Involved in process and material innovations and qualifications to achieve cost, productivity, quality, safety and efficiency improvements.Practice and deploy Industry 4.0 & Sustainability projects to influence process and tooling design to deliver ease of manufacturability (IoT, Automation/Robotics, Data Analytics, 3D).Work as a team with Process-DFM Engineers and CM Engineers to simplify, stabilize and ramp manufacturing performance towards designed mature expectation.Exercise Strong interpersonal relationship building to collaborate with R&D, Automation Engineering, Factory System/IT, Planning, DPA, Product Engineering and Contract Manufacturer.Some level of traveling to Malaysia is required according to project need and within SG-MY country specific travel guideline.

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

Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Engineering or related discipline.Strong technical & analytical thinking, which build towards problem-solving capability.Sound knowledge in Applied Statistical methodologies.Good understanding of thermoplastics processing and properties.Ability to manage ambiguity. Proactive Go-getter with growth mindset preferred.Project activity execution with effective & resourceful issue/conflict resolution.Good communication and excellent inter-personal skills.Possess strong teamwork and ability to collaborate across functions, levels & geographies.

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