Process Engineer

Process Engineer in Power Electronics R&D; plays a vital role in bridging the gap between design, prototyping, and manufacturing of power electronic systems. Their responsibilities typically revolve around developing and optimizing processes to ensure quality, efficiency, and scalability. Here's a breakdown of their roles and responsibilities:

? Core Responsibilities

1. Process Development & Optimization
- Design and develop manufacturing processes for power electronic components (e.g., inverters, converters, power modules).

- Optimize assembly techniques (e.g., soldering, wire bonding, encapsulation, PCB assembly).

- Introduce and validate recent materials and technologies.

- Prototype to Production Transition

- Scale up R&D; prototypes to low-volume or pilot production.

- Develop process documentation (SOPs, work instructions).

- Assist in design-for-manufacturing (DFM) evaluations.

- Equipment & Tooling

- Specify and commission new process equipment.

- Maintain and calibrate lab/production equipment.





- Develop custom jigs or fixtures for repeatability and accuracy.

- Quality & Reliability

- Collaborate with QA/QC to define process controls and inspection criteria.

- Perform root cause analysis on process issues or product failures.

- Implement corrective actions and continuous improvement practices (e.g., Six Sigma, Lean).

- Cross-functional Collaboration

- Work closely with design engineers, test engineers, and manufacturing teams.

- Provide feedback to R&D; teams on manufacturability and design improvements.

- Data & Documentation

- Collect and analyze process data to ensure performance targets.

- Maintain detailed records of process parameters, trials, and outcomes.

- Compliance & Safety

- Ensure processes meet safety, environmental, and industry standards (e.g., ISO, IPC, RoHS).

- Conduct risk assessments (FMEA, PFMEA).

📌 Process Engineer (Haryana)
🏢 Eastman Auto u0026 Power
📍 Haryana