| Location | Los Angeles, CA |
In this position, you will support automated manufacturing systems and work closely with production teams to keep operations running smoothly. Your focus will be on diagnosing and resolving control system issues, supporting continuous improvement initiatives, and contributing to key operational objectives such as safety, product quality, regulatory compliance, efficiency, and cost performance. This role requires regular weekend work as part of a rotating shift schedule.Key ResponsibilitiesIntervene in automated processes when needed to maintain uninterrupted production flow and implement long‑term solutions that minimize repeated manual interventionsDevelop, update, and periodically review manufacturing procedures to ensure alignment between automated controls and operator activitiesIdentify and resolve automation or equipment‑related issues that cause downtime, coordinating with internal and external technical support as requiredSupport configuration changes, functional testing, commissioning activities, and qualification documentation for control systems and manufacturing equipmentBuild working knowledge of manufacturing control platforms and assist with daily operational troubleshooting and system enhancementsLead small‑scale improvement initiatives related to automation, process performance, equipment functionality, and operator‑system interactionTrain production personnel on effective use of automated systems within the manufacturing processOwn corrective and preventive actions linked to automation‑related deviations, events, or non‑conformances, ensuring timely closure and documentationQualifications & ExperienceBachelor's degree in an engineering discipline such as electrical, computer, chemical, biochemical, or a related fieldEntry‑level to early‑career experience in automation, manufacturing, or process engineeringAbility to clearly explain technical topics in both written and verbal formatsWillingness to escalates issues appropriately and collaborate within cross‑functional teamsCapable of addressing routine engineering and process challenges with guidanceAvailability to work weekends, holidays, and additional shifts as required by operational needsWorking Environment & Physical RequirementsWork performed in regulated manufacturing areas requiring specialized protective clothing and gowningCompliance with facility restrictions regarding personal items (e.g., jewelry, cosmetics, contact lenses)Exposure to temperature‑controlled, damp, or noisy environmentsRegular interaction with industrial chemicals and materials, with appropriate safety controls in placeAbility to lift and carry items up to approximately 25 poundsCombination of desk‑based tasks and time spent on the manufacturing floorOccasional work in confined or restricted spacesApproximately half of working time spent in production areas, including cleanroom or controlled storage environmentsCompetitive base salary range aligned with experience and qualifications (location‑specific)Eligibility for performance‑based incentive programsComprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement savings plan, paid time off, holidays, and wellness programsAccess to professional development resources and education supportSeniority LevelAssociateEmployment TypeFull‑timeIndustryHealth and Human Services#J-18808-Ljbffr