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
This production-technology engineer supports printer heads used in Konica Minolta’s electrophotographic commercial printers. Working in an organization integrated with product development, the role contributes from early design through mass production and global manufacturing.
Responsibilities include optimizing assembly, precision and process design, designing and building tooling or production equipment, and launching products at sites including overseas plants. The engineer improves line quality and processes and advances automation and digital production. Equipment-measurement data and analysis can support improvements, with a future role leading production DX envisaged.
Applicants need at least three years in hardware development or software development associated with launching tooling or production equipment. Either background qualifies; both are not mandatory.
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