Maintain an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory, manage quality documents and audits and assure calibration, traceability and validity of printer-emission test data.
About this role
Konica Minolta seeks a mechanical developer for electrophotographic commercial printers. The business addresses on-demand and personalized printing, with equipment expected to combine image quality, productivity and functionality.
The engineer designs, verifies and evaluates products and installed units, contributes to new-product planning and advances commercialization. Responsibility can encompass the complete design of an individual unit. Opportunities include new functions that automate printing processes and conversations with customers to reflect their requirements. A future progression toward overseeing development of an assigned product is envisaged.
Applicants need at least three years of mechanical-component design or drafting using 3D CAD and a university or technical-college qualification. Manufacturing-process and spring/gear-design knowledge are preferred.
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