The Configuration Control Engineer is responsible for managing configuration control and product build processes within the PLM system. This role involves documenting products throughout their lifecycle, collaborating with R&D, marketing, manufacturing, and subcontractors.
Key Responsibilities:
Oversee configuration control and product release in the PLM system.
Document products throughout their lifecycle, working closely with R&D, marketing, manufacturing, logistics, QA and subcontractors.
NPI- Support products from development through to mass production.
Integrate manufacturability and testability considerations (DFM, DFA, DFT, DFC) during design reviews.
Provide technical support related to PCB topics.
Oversee First Article production and feedback for corrections.
Define manufacturing processes, prepare instructions, assembly drawings, and related documentation (Manufacturing procedures, Fabrication flow, PRR, etc.).
Manage engineering change processes in PLM-ORACLE.
Collaborate with various company departments and interfaces.
Build manufacturing files and support subcontractors (including supporting production line issues).
Optimize production lines and improve engineering processes using new technologies, cost reduction, and time-saving initiatives.
Write procedures and ECR/ECN documents
Reporting Line:
Reports to the Director of Engineering in Operations
Requirements
Degree in Electronics Engineering or practical Electronics Engineering.
3 years of experience in a similar engineering role within a high-tech or defense company.
Experience in manufacturing and PCB assembly processes.
Deep understanding of engineering processes and collaboration with development and manufacturing teams.
Knowledge of PCB technologies – an advantage.
Experience in writing engineering procedures and DFM.
Significant experience with PLM systems.
Knowledge of AUTOCAD – advantage.
Detail-oriented, self-learner, proactive, and responsible.
High level of English.
Strong technical skills.
Energetic and diligent.
