Key Responsibilities
* Assembly, calibration, and testing of radiation detection systems, ensuring precision, repeatability, and compliance with technical and regulatory standards.
* Design and implement test methodologies to ensure purchased components and final products meet performance specifications.
* Collaborate with R&D and new product development teams to ensure design for manufacturability and smooth product introduction.
* Apply structured root cause problem-solving techniques, owning issues through to resolution and communicating progress clearly.
* Drive lean process design and implementation, using Six Sigma or equivalent methodologies to deliver measurable improvements in cost, quality, yield, and cycle time.
* Develop and maintain metrics that reflect process and product health, with regular reporting and continuous improvement targets.
* Working with suppliers to validate new parts/products and ensure quality of existing products.
* Work with the product owners to ensure seamless product delivery. E.g. Processing sales orders, ensuring Sage codes and BOMs are updated and maintained.
* Manage stock control of raw materials, components, and finished goods to ensure production continuity, minimize waste, and maintain accurate inventory levels.
* Lead yield analysis, process optimisation, and throughput maximisation initiatives.
* Act as a change agent, promoting a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence.
Key Skills & Competencies
* This is a role for a self-starter, requiring knowledge in lean manufacturing, process optimisation, and high-tech electronic device production.
* The successful candidate will bring a proven track record of delivering measurable improvements in cost, quality, and throughput, and will play a key role in driving cultural and operational excellence across the business.
Desirable attributes
* Radiation safety certification or training.
* Experience with Sage.
Education/ Experience
* Experience in a manufacturing or lean process engineering role, ideally in semiconductor or high-tech electronic device manufacturing.
* HNC/Degree qualified in Engineering, Physics, or a related technical field is desirable but not essential.
* Proven track record of delivering lean manufacturing projects and using Six Sigma or equivalent toolsets.
* Strong background in test design, calibration, and electronic assembly.
* Deep expertise in root cause analysis, process control, and continuous improvement.
* Excellent communication, leadership, and mentoring skills.
* Self-starting, proactive, and capable of hitting the ground running with minimal supervision.
About Kromek
Kromek Group plc is an international technology group, with its global Head Quarters in the UK and offices and manufacturing facilities in the US.
As the only commercial business to produce Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) globally, Kromek’s leading technology has allowed us to design, develop, manufacture and market world class detection capabilities, products and solutions.
Our Detection portfolio serves the Security & Defence, Civil Nuclear, and Biological Detection markets. Our durable and highly sensitive devices are built for the harshest of environments, infrastructure protection, security, and research applications.
Our Advanced Imaging portfolio serves the Medical and Industrial & Security markets, delivering CZT based detector solutions to OEMs, as well as global research and academic communities.
We provide a variety of detectors for various modalities, ranging from customisable configurations of metallised detector tiles, and ‘plug and play’ detector modules, to linear arrays with full detection capabilities.
With Kromek’s innovations in Detection and Advanced Imaging, we’re heading towards a future of enhanced security and significantly better patient outcomes, ultimately leading to a safer and healthier world.
KROMEK WILL NOT CONSIDER ANY SUBMISSIONS MADE BY A RECRUITMENT OR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OR ANY OTHER INTRODUCTION SERVICE PROVIDER.
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