Operations Engineering Associate

Operations Engineering Associate

Title: Operations Engineering Associate
Location: On-Toronto
Entry level during which an employee receives both functional and organizational training under close supervision. Incumbents carry out assignments within well-defined practices, procedures and policies. Works independently on details of assignments, and has limited decision-making authority; most decisions are made or guided by the immediate supervisor. Decisions/actions may have an impact on the department's/division's goals. Works under close Supervision and requires direction on how assignments are to be executed; begins to put forward ideas on how work assignments are completed. Establishes cooperative relationships to work effectively with colleagues; supports others and participates as a team member, and takes responsibility for own work commitments. Interacts directly with immediate supervisor, co-workers and team members; engages in routine exchanges of information; interactions with external contacts, if applicable, would be monitored. Performs tasks such as, but not limited to, the following: Provides basic technical support on assigned materials for production or customer-identified material problems. Helps determine inspection criteria for incoming materials. Coordinates and performs component selection and qualification. Evaluates new equipment, cooridinates software and hardware upgrades, sets equipment specifications and qualification tests and recommends new equipment. Acts as the focal point for all product-related technical issues. Interacts with customers to resolve problems and increase the quality and yield of the product. Will also provide feedback to other engineering groups and possibly the customer to ensure smooth production of products. Solves assigned technical product, process, component, or material problems affecting efficient manufacture of products within a specific area of responsibility in training or under direction/guidance of more experienced engineers.

As this position involves work that is subject to the Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP), your employment offer is conditional upon the successful completion of a security assessment by Celestica and/or its authorized agents. In addition, since this position involves US origin military work under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), there are certain citizenship criteria which must be met as directed by the US Department of State.
Critical Skills: Knowledge and understanding of the design process for printed circuit boards. Knowledge and understanding of printed circuit board manufacturing processes and equipment. Knowledge of industry and quality standards. Knowledge of testing software, processes and methodologies and failure analysis. Knowledge of IT platforms, database design and programming languages. Knowledge of some or all of the following: UNIX, NT, database management system. Good organization lity to evaluate, diagnose and troubleshoot problems. Knowledge of materials and components used in the construction of printed circuit boards and wledge of industry and quality standards for incoming materials. Ability to evaluate materials, gather and analyze data and determine root cause of lity to effectively communicate with a variety of internal and external customers.



Physical Demands: Duties of the position are performed in a manufacturing environment with frequent exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, operating machinery, temperature extremes, hazardous substances, etc. Duties may require extended periods of sitting and sustained visual concentration on a computer monitor or on numbers and other detailed data. Repetitive manual movements (e.g., data entry, using a computer mouse, using a calculator, etc.) are frequently required.



Experience: Zero to two years relevant experience.



Education: Bachelor's degree in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Educational requirements may vary by geography.

As this position works in an area subject to the Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP), your career move is contingent upon the successful completion of a security assessment by Celestica and/or its authorized agents. In addition, since this position involves US origin military work under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), there are certain citizenship criteria which must be met as directed by the US Department of State.