Manufacturing Engineer III

Brooks is a leading provider of automation solutions with over 40 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, offering precision robotics, integrated automation systems, and contamination control solutions that empower chip manufacturers worldwide. Our product portfolio includes a range of automation solutions, including robots, vacuum systems, and atmospheric robots for semiconductor manufacturing ( www.brooks.com ). Are you looking for a place where you can be part of a transformation? Join us at Brooks Automation and be a part of a dynamic organization that is shaping the future of technology. Manufacturing Engineer III Job Description Manufacturing Engineer - 6 headcounts (Fresh graduates are welcome to apply) - 3 rotating shifts are compulsory Job Summary: Manufacturing Engineer (MFE) own the end‑to‑end realization of manufacturing lines and processes for capitalequipment assemblies and sub‑systems; from product introduction/transition and pilot builds to stable high‑volumeproduction. Plan, design, validate, release, and sustain robust processes that meet Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost,and Compliance objectives. Prepare and track CAPEX budget and justification for line setup (workbench/tools/jigs/fixtures/equipment), maintain all governed documentation, execute ECO/MCO changes, train and certify technicians,and lead Continuous Improvement (CI) to improve capability, throughput, and cost. Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Process & Line Design, Documentation, and Control a. Define, validate, and maintain process definitions: routings, Standard WI, PFMEA, control plans, torque/alignment specs, test protocols, acceptance criteria, and special‑process qualifications (e.g.rework, cleaning, vacuum/leak‑check). b. Ensure lines, workstations, fixtures, and test equipment meet capability (Cp/Cpk), repeatability, ergonomics, and EHS expectations; close gaps with corrective actions. c. Maintain disciplined change control and revision control; keep all process documents audit‑ready. 2. NPI, Ramp‑Up & Product Realization a. Lead the introduction and readiness of new designs/lines for high‑volume manufacturing: DFM/DFA reviews, tooling/fixture readiness, pilot builds, process prove‑out, capability studies (Cp/Cpk/GR&R), and ramp‑up validation. b. Own full line realization planning: layout, capacity and cycle‑time modeling, staffing and line‑balance strategy until stable run‑rate is achieved. c. Collaborate with Product Development, Quality, Production, and Supply Chain to ensure manufacturability, process control, training needs, and operational readiness from NPI through Sustaining. 3. Sustaining Issues Resolution & Engineering Change (EC) Execution a. Provide daily technical support to production, troubleshoot process/product issues. b. Active engagement in NCM investigations, proper disposition with stakeholders per QMS and closure of corrective/preventive actions, where relevant to process, workbench/tools/jigs/fixtures/equipment, WI, and internal material movement. c. Lead structured problem solving (8D, DMAIC, 5‑Why, fishbone) and implement preventive actions for yield loss, defects, and build inconsistencies; support MRB and drive timely CAPA closure. d. Plan and execute ECO/MCO cut‑ins (BOM/routing updates including Oracle Work Definition), documentation release, system updates, and cross‑functional approvals; ensure smooth implementation with minimal disruption. e. Track performance against MFE KPIs; proactively conduct RCCA / CAPA when targets are at risk. 4. Tooling, Fixtures, Equipment & Automation a. Specify, design/procure, qualify, and maintain jigs, fixtures, tooling, test systems, and automation; ensure capability (Cp/Cpk), GR&R, calibration, and preventive maintenance. b. Develop equipment operating procedures and maintenance standards; ensure spares and calibration plans are in place. 5. Quality, Compliance & Supplier Support a. Ensure full compliance to QMS, customer, and regulatory requirements; support audits and close findings on time. b. Define in‑process/final inspection and test methods; monitor FPY, defect/rework rate, escapes/warranty and drive improvement. c. Partner/Follow-up with QE/SQE/SDE for supplier’s incoming quality, special processes, and corrective actions; define receiving inspection and acceptance sampling criteria. 6. Documentation, Systems & Training a. Maintain controlled documentation (BOM, routings, WI, drawings) in PLM/MRP (Agile/Oracle); keep the Oracle Work Definitions (WD) current. b. Create training materials and certify technician qualifications. 7. Budget Ownership & Asset Stewardship a. Own CAPEX/expense planning, justification (ROI/capability case), and submission for line setup, tools, fixtures, assembly/test equipment, and infrastructure; track spend vs. plan. b. Ensure asset readiness and availability (testers, lifting aids, carts, racks, ergonomic tools) for safe, efficient operations. 8. Continuous Improvement (CI) a. Identify and Lead CI to improve workflow, layout, line balance, takt alignment, SMED, WIP, OEE, and equipment utilization; quantify benefits to support business objectives. b. Apply Lean tools: Poka‑Yoke, visual controls, standardized work, 5S+Safety; drive waste reduction and material recovery/reuse. c. Advance digitalization/automation (workflow simplification, dashboards, system–implement VF) and benchmark best practices; maintain PFMEA relevance and process‑capability growth. d. Benchmark industry best practices and recommend technologies, equipment upgrades, or process innovations that enhance manufacturing performance and sustainability. 9. Compliance, Policy Obligations & Governance a. Comply with all company policies, code of conduct, ethical standards, and applicable laws and regulations. b. Adhere to QMS, EHS, data/IP protection, workplace protocols, and all relevant corporate, regulatory, or customer requirements. c. Support internal and external audits by providing accurate documentation and e…