Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom)

This is how you make an impact

As a Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom), you will be responsible for establishing and sustaining manufacturing processes for cabinet assembly operations performed in a cleanroom environment.

This is what we offer you

In the role of Process Engineer Cabinet Assembly (Cleanroom), we offer you a challenging position in a dynamic and thriving production environment. You will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the development and profitability of Neways. We offer a full-time position in a highly motivated and collegial work environment with plenty of freedom for initiatives and room for personal development. A good salary matches your knowledge and experience. What really sets this job apart is a challenging position within a strongly growing, innovative and project driven high-tech electronics organization. Next to that we offer you ample opportunities to further develop and grow yourself as a professional.

This is what you bring to the team

We value professionalism, decisiveness, and confident decision-making. You have a strong analytical mindset and the ability to maintain a clear overview while keeping customer needs front and center. With excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, you know how to inspire teams and drive results. Your problem-solving abilities and structured approach enable you to tackle challenges effectively and keep quality at the core of everything you do.

Additionally, you have:

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related discipline.
• Minimum 5 years of Process Engineering experience within EMS, semiconductor, medical device, industrial equipment, or high-tech manufacturing environments.
• Proven experience in establishing and optimizing assembly manufacturing processes.
• Experience supporting NPI, product industrialization, and production ramp-up activities.
• Experience with mechanical and electromechanical assembly processes is highly preferred.
• Experience working in a cleanroom manufacturing environment (ISO Class 7/8 or equivalent) is an advantage.
• Experience leading equipment and tooling implementation projects, including CAPEX justification and commissioning.

Your daily responsibilities include:

Cabinet Assembly Process Development

• Develop and implement assembly processes for mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical cabinet builds.
• Define assembly sequences, workstation layouts, tooling requirements, and manufacturing standards.
• Conduct time studies, line balancing, and labor efficiency improvements.
• Establish process flows, SOPs, work instructions, and visual standards.

Cleanroom Manufacturing Controls

• Establish cleanroom assembly procedures and contamination control practices.
• Define material handling, gowning, cleaning, and ESD requirements.
• Ensure assembly processes comply with cleanroom and customer-specific requirements.
• Support cleanroom qualification and process audits.

New Product Introduction (NPI)

• Lead process development for new cabinet assembly programs.
• Drive DFM/DfX reviews with customers and internal teams.
• Support prototype, pilot, and production builds.
• Develop PFMEA, Control Plans, and process validations before production release.

Equipment, Tooling & CAPEX

• Define equipment, fixtures, and tooling requirements for cabinet assembly operations.
• Support CAPEX justification, procurement, installation, and qualification.
• Work with suppliers on process capability, machine acceptance, and technical improvements.

Production & Continuous Improvement

• Provide technical support for assembly-related production issues.
• Analyze yield, cycle time, and productivity performance.
• Lead root cause investigations and corrective actions.
• Drive Lean Manufacturing, waste reduction, and process optimization initiatives.

Process Governance

• Establish process monitoring systems and critical process controls.
• Maintain process documentation and engineering change implementation.
• Support process transfers and manufacturing scale-up activities.
• Develop preventive maintenance and calibration requirements for production equipment.