Location(s)
Shijie Town, Dongguan, Guangdong
Company
Molex
Career Field
Engineering
Job Number
190533
PRIMARY PURPOSE:
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Work with manufacturing engineering to develop manufacturing processes utilizing the latest 3D CAD modeling techniques and other Design for Manufacturability (DFM) tools.
SCOPE: The New Product Launch Engineer is responsible for coordinating and executing new product introduction activities for connector and cable products. The role ensures readiness of materials, tooling, fixtures, and processes, supports validation builds, resolves technical issues, and provides manufacturability input to design teams. This position ensures a smooth and controlled transition of new products from development into stable mass production.
REQUIRED: Bs in an engineering discipline or a minimum of 5 years working experience as an engineer
PREFERRED: MS in an engineering discipline most applicable to the mechanical Design
WORK EXPERIENCE:
REQUIRED: 5 years’ engineering experience with an engineering degree
PREFERRED: 10 years’ experience in connector or cable development
SKILLS & ABILITIES:
REQUIRED:
? Good writing and spoken English.
? Understanding of Tolerance analysis, DFMEA, FEA.
? Knowledge on component design (injection, diecasting, sheet metal).
? Proficient in solid modeling experience to generate 3D models & 2D drawings and knowledge of drafting standards and design layout.
? Intermediate skill with Microsoft Word, Excel, Project, and Power Point
? Ability to work independently and to effectively communicate with global cross functional teams.
PREFERRED: Experience with FEA, Thermal Simulation, SPC software

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