Mpowering People
Principal Process Engineer - Advanced Manufacturing & Automation
Mpowering People, Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Principal Process Engineer - Advanced Manufacturing & Automation
We’re partnering with a fast-growing clean-energy technology company that’s developing next-generation power systems. They’re seeking an experienced
Principal Process Engineer
to lead the design and scale-up of a state-of-the-art automated production line.
This is a hands-on, high-impact role shaping how complex, high-power electronic assemblies are built — from initial process design through full-scale ramp-up and continuous improvement.
What You’ll Do
Define and design the production line: establish flow, stations, cycle times, and automation strategy for advanced module and system assembly
Leverage digital tools: model line performance and process flow using simulation or digital‑twin environments to validate design concepts and mitigate risk
Drive automation integration: specify and validate robotics, fixtures, test systems, and in‑line inspection solutions
Engineer for quality: lead PFMEA, control plans, DOE, SPC, and GR&R to ensure robust, repeatable processes
Enable visibility and traceability: support MES integration and data‑driven monitoring of yield and performance
Lead ramp activities: coordinate with equipment suppliers and system integrators through FAT/SAT and run‑at‑rate validation
Continuously improve: apply Lean and Six Sigma principles to boost throughput, quality, and flexibility
What You’ll Bring
5–10 years’ experience in manufacturing or process engineering within automotive, EV, electronics, or other advanced‑assembly environments
Proven record in designing or scaling automated or semi‑automated production lines
Strong background in process control, PFMEA, DOE, SPC, and yield improvement
Practical experience with automation systems, test equipment, and high‑voltage or high‑power assemblies
Bonus: familiarity with digital‑twin modelling, MES systems, or advanced robotics
Why Join
Shape the foundation of a next‑generation manufacturing system — not just optimize an existing one
Collaborate in a fast‑moving, multidisciplinary environment where engineering and production meet innovation
See your designs come to life in a high‑impact product with global relevance
Work in a modern, data‑driven manufacturing setup that prioritizes innovation, quality, and efficiency
Job Details
Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Engineering, Manufacturing, and Product Management
Industries:
Engineering Services, Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution, and Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Location: Wisconsin, United States
Salary: $95,000.00–$115,000.00
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Principal Process Engineer
to lead the design and scale-up of a state-of-the-art automated production line.
This is a hands-on, high-impact role shaping how complex, high-power electronic assemblies are built — from initial process design through full-scale ramp-up and continuous improvement.
What You’ll Do
Define and design the production line: establish flow, stations, cycle times, and automation strategy for advanced module and system assembly
Leverage digital tools: model line performance and process flow using simulation or digital‑twin environments to validate design concepts and mitigate risk
Drive automation integration: specify and validate robotics, fixtures, test systems, and in‑line inspection solutions
Engineer for quality: lead PFMEA, control plans, DOE, SPC, and GR&R to ensure robust, repeatable processes
Enable visibility and traceability: support MES integration and data‑driven monitoring of yield and performance
Lead ramp activities: coordinate with equipment suppliers and system integrators through FAT/SAT and run‑at‑rate validation
Continuously improve: apply Lean and Six Sigma principles to boost throughput, quality, and flexibility
What You’ll Bring
5–10 years’ experience in manufacturing or process engineering within automotive, EV, electronics, or other advanced‑assembly environments
Proven record in designing or scaling automated or semi‑automated production lines
Strong background in process control, PFMEA, DOE, SPC, and yield improvement
Practical experience with automation systems, test equipment, and high‑voltage or high‑power assemblies
Bonus: familiarity with digital‑twin modelling, MES systems, or advanced robotics
Why Join
Shape the foundation of a next‑generation manufacturing system — not just optimize an existing one
Collaborate in a fast‑moving, multidisciplinary environment where engineering and production meet innovation
See your designs come to life in a high‑impact product with global relevance
Work in a modern, data‑driven manufacturing setup that prioritizes innovation, quality, and efficiency
Job Details
Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Engineering, Manufacturing, and Product Management
Industries:
Engineering Services, Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution, and Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Location: Wisconsin, United States
Salary: $95,000.00–$115,000.00
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