X-ray Manufacturing Engineer II (3rd Shift)

The Manufacturing Engineer II will lead failure analysis and corrective actions for X-ray tube and high-voltage power supply issues arising during final assembly and final test.

This role is responsible for diagnosing both product and equipment-related failures, ensuring rapid resolution to support production continuity on the 3rd shift (graveyard shift, 10:00 pm to 6:00 am).

In addition to product-focused root cause analysis, this role will own the troubleshooting, maintenance, and performance optimization of X-ray tube conditioning and final test equipment, including high-voltage, vacuum, and data acquisition systems.

This position requires a high degree of autonomy as the primary engineering support during the 3rd shift.

• Lead the failure analysis process for X-ray tube and power supply failures in the final assembly and final test production area.
• Identify and confirm root causes using structured methodologies (Fault Tree Analysis, DOE, 8D, etc.).
• Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair X-ray tube processing, final test, and other equipment, including: High-voltage power supplies and control systems. Vacuum systems (pumps, gauges, seals, leak detection). Data acquisition and test software interfaces.
• High-voltage power supplies and control systems.
• Vacuum systems (pumps, gauges, seals, leak detection).
• Data acquisition and test software interfaces.
• Diagnose whether failures are product-related or equipment-induced, and take appropriate corrective actions.
• Perform and coordinate corrective and preventive maintenance (PM) on equipment to ensure effective utilization and stability.
• Support the 3rd shift production supervisor in resolving real-time production, equipment, and process issues.
• Collaborate with maintenance technicians to define repair plans, improve PM procedures, and drive long-term equipment reliability improvements.
• Drive equipment-related root cause investigations and implement permanent corrective actions to reduce repeat failures and downtime.