Technician, Methods & Industrialization Workshop

Reporting to the Methods & Industrialization Manager, the Workshop Methods and Industrialization Technician is responsible for ensuring the industrialization of products while integrating concerns for personnel safety and the Cost/Quality/Lead Time requirements, providing production support, and contributing to the improvement of the organization and production-related processes.

Responsibilities:

Ensure product industrialization while integrating personnel safety and Cost/Quality/Lead Time requirements:

• Define production routings and process flow diagrams (assembly, SOPs).


• Define, produce, and maintain production and aftersales (SAV) tools/test benches.


• Define specific packaging and conditioning (production and aftersales).


• Set up the shipment process for instruments.


• Define and standardize working methods, particularly through documentation (e.g., operating procedures) for production and service teams, in collaboration with subject‑matter experts.


• Ensure the technical interface (in both directions) between R&D and operations (production, aftersales, scheduling, purchasing), e.g., through participation in design reviews.


• Monitor project progress and carry out the related methods/industrialization actions.


• Ensure technological watch on production processes within the scope of responsibility.

Provide production support :

• Provide support for production and aftersales (excluding instrument tuning).


• Act as the guarantor of vacuum-related methods within the assembly workshop (e.g., participate in leak detection, ensure proper oven operation).


• Support R&D in the implementation of tests.

Contribute to improving production organization and processes:

• Lead or participate in problem‑solving groups on production issues.


• Propose organizational improvements for production (e.g., material flow and layouts) and lead their implementation following Lean principles.


• Propose improvements that optimize production (e.g., reducing cycle times).

Requirements:

• Two‑year technical degree (BAC+2), such as a BTS in Industrial Product Design


• Mechanical specialization


• Minimum of 2 years of relevant experience required


• Knowledge of a CAD software


• Knowledge of vacuum technology, if possible


• Curious


• Strong interpersonal skills


• Autonomous


• Pragmatic


• Strong organizational skills

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