Measurements Engineer

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Trusted products that accelerate drug discovery, development, and delivery to save lives Damage-resistant cover glass to enhance the devices that keep us connected Optical fiber, wireless technologies, and connectivity solutions to carry information and ideas at the speed of light Precision glass for advanced displays to deliver richer experiences  Auto glass and ceramics to drive cleaner, safer, and smarter transportation  Solar polysilicon, wafers, and innovative photovoltaic modules, enabling low-cost solar energy solutions Scope of the role:       Day-to-Day Responsibilities:

Support and maintain online and offline metrology systems used in manufacturing and quality assurance. Perform Measurement System Analyses, including Gauge R&R, bias, stability, and capability studies. Investigate and troubleshoot measurement system issues affecting production, quality, and process control. Analyze measurement data and identify opportunities to improve system accuracy, precision, reliability, and uptime. Support installation, qualification, validation, and startup activities for new gauges, sensors, and measurement technologies. Develop and maintain standard operating procedures, calibration procedures, work instructions, and measurement documentation. Provide technical support and training to operations personnel on measurement methods, gauge usage, and data interpretation. Participate in root cause investigations using structured problem-solving methods such as Kepner-Tregoe, risk assessment, and DMAIC. Track and report critical gauge health metrics, including uptime, capability, calibration status, and recurring failure modes. Work with equipment suppliers, contractors, and engineering teams to implement measurement system improvements. Support manufacturing trials, experiments, and product development activities requiring specialized measurement solutions. Provide occasional off-shift or weekend support when needed to resolve critical measurement-related issues or support developments.

Typical schedule is Monday through Friday during normal business hours. Occasional evening, weekend, or off-shift support may be required for equipment issues, developments, startup activities, or production needs. Participation on plant weekend team with rotating coverage (typically 6-8 weekends per year, including one major holiday or one to two minor holidays).

The majority of the work week is spent on-site in the manufacturing plant. Limited travel may be required for training, company conferences, technology summits, collaboration with other plants, or equipment supplier visits.

Bachelor of Science degree in