Location:
Cabuyao, Laguna
Contract Type:
Full Time
Experience Required:
2 years
Education Level:
Bachelor’s Degree
Job Description
Primary Function:
Responsible for ensuring and implementing established manufacturing processes, identifying, modifying, and upgrading of processes and its controls in order to meet set quality, yield and turnaround time at optimum cost.
Minimum Requirements:
Graduate of BS Chemical Engineering
Experience with Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) manufacturing processes is highly advantageous
Minimum of 2 years of experience as a Process Engineer in a chemical process industry, with a focus on areas such as (but not limited to) electroless or electrolytic plating.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Strong knowledge of problem-solving techniques, including 8D and the 7 QC tools.
Expertise in FMEA and risk analysis
Basic understanding of Lean Six Sigma principles
Responsible for ensuring and implementing established manufacturing processes, identifying, modifying, and upgrading of processes and its controls in order to meet set quality, yield and turnaround time at optimum cost.
Minimum Requirements:
Graduate of BS Chemical Engineering
Experience with Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) manufacturing processes is highly advantageous
Minimum of 2 years of experience as a Process Engineer in a chemical process industry, with a focus on areas such as (but not limited to) electroless or electrolytic plating.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Strong knowledge of problem-solving techniques, including 8D and the 7 QC tools.
Expertise in FMEA and risk analysis
Basic understanding of Lean Six Sigma principles
Number of vacancies:
1
Company Description
Manufacture and sales of printed circuits
FSCI started as a joint venture among Sumitomo Electric Industries, Inc. (SEI, with 51%), First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPHC, with 40%), and Sumitomo Corporation (SC, with 9%). Located at the Light Industry and Science Park1 (LISP1) in Cabuyao Laguna. FSCI started operation on March 1996. Effective December 16, 2011, FSCI became 100% owned by SEI, a Japanese Company.
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