Detector Manufacturing Engineer

Mirion Technologies is seeking to hire a Manufacturing Detector Engineer to provide development and technical support including continuous improvement of all manufacturing steps and processes in the production of Germanium detector products at the Meriden facility. The role will include providing technical lead in the industrialization phase of a new product development. As part of the role, the candidate will provide support for troubleshooting manufacturing equipment when they break down and learn to implement solutions to their common operational failures. Optimize the existing processes and consider implementing automation approach with instrumentation and hardware upgrade where possible. It is preferred that the candidate has experience with vacuum systems, cryogenic systems, surface chemistry, and other semiconductor manufacturing processes/systems. Aptitude to quickly learn and understand the operation of equipment in the production of Germanium detector products will be a plus. ESSENTIAL DUTIES Designs, develops, and optimizes manufacturing processes for Germanium detectors and hardware. Facilitates the design and development of manufacturing fixtures and aids for the three arms of Germanium detector production – Fabrication, Assembly, and Test. Regular interaction with Engineering and Production groups to solve day-to-day manufacturing problems related to Germanium detector manufacture. Regular interaction with the Production Supervisors to assist in the regular maintenance of production equipment, big and small, including those that require calibration. Analyze and review all current processes to increase efficiency, reduce costs and minimize waste. Upgrade hardware and software of all existing processes to implement automation approach where possible. Assist in troubleshooting production system failures and perform root cause analysis and implement solutions. Create and revise work instructions, test instructions, detailed reports, and other documentation as required. Install, test, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair manufacturing equipment. Design and implement quality control processes to verify that products meet specifications. Analyze production data for insights into production efficiency and future needs. Educate and train production technicians on newly implemented or existing manufacturing processes. Lead the pre‑production phase and all associated activities of a new product release to full production. ADDITIONAL DUTIES Promote and support the development of a safe, ergonomic, and environmentally sound workplace. Create and review engineering drawings for manufacturability including tolerance stack analysis. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS In‑depth knowledge of industry standard manufacturing processes. Proficiency with 3D CAD software. Experience with manufacturing principles. Experience with system automation. Experience with programming and scripting languages (e.g., C++, VB, Python). Must have excellent communication skills, both oral and written. Must be able to develop and execute work plans. Working knowledge in general chemistry. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Experience with Monte Carlo and/or Finite Element Modeling techniques. Experience with analog and digital electronics. Knowledge of semiconductor / p‑n junction theory. Ion implantation experience. Radiation measurement experience. Germanium Gamma‑Ray/X‑Ray device fabrication experience. Mechanical ability. Good working knowledge of the physical sciences and engineering method. EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 3‑5 years of prior experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS BS in Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering or equivalent. EEO Statement Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr