Lead, coach, and develop process and controls engineers across all four shifts supporting Anode, Cathode, and Foil Coating, setting clear expectations for escalation response, root-cause quality, documentation, handoffs, and follow-through into day engineering
Build technical depth on the team through hands-on coaching and structured problem-solving, rather than simply redistributing tickets
Establish rhythms for issue tracking, action ownership, due dates, expected results, and knowledge transfer so problems don't recur shift-to-shift
Own EHS assurance for the team, including current safety training, incident documentation, proactive hazard correction, and a culture that prioritizes safety and quality
Drive OEE, yield, availability, and quality improvements using a data-driven approach — including AI tools where they speed diagnosis — with documented actions, clear due dates, and expected results
Prioritize sustainable engineering solutions that support factory ramp goals and long-term line stability over one-off firefighting
Ensure rapid, disciplined response to production escalations and quality escapes, including tool recovery, root-cause documentation, and robust containment and corrective action
Apply lean principles to reduce scrap, streamline production activities, and drive adherence to 5S and equipment/area cleanliness standards
Lead engineers to improve, optimize, and sustain high-throughput electrode processes and equipment across Anode, Cathode, and Foil Coating, partnering with Operations, Manufacturing Engineering, Process Engineering, and Controls to remove bottlenecks, improve line productivity, and support installation, startup, handover, and sustaining improvements
Uphold process documentation standards (Manufacturing Instructions, Standard Work, OCAPs, ECHOs, PFMEA, Control Plans), support technician capability through Tech Talks and CTQ training, and allocate people and priorities across competing demands during ramp and steady-state operation

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