Editorial summary

The company is seeking an NPI Engineer specializing in PCB manufacturing to coordinate new product introduction activities and facilitate the transition from development to mass production. The role involves monitoring NPI yield, working with cross-functional teams to resolve technical issues, and evaluating new materials and processes to ensure product quality and reliability. Candidates should possess a diploma in engineering or related fields, with relevant experience in PCB manufacturing. The position offers a salary of 4,500.

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Job description

[This job https://singapore.job-q.com/jobs/detail/npi-engineer-pcb-manufacturing-west-35180 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 30 Sep 2026]

• Coordinate New Product Introduction (NPI) activities and support the transition of new products from development to mass production.
• Monitor and improve NPI yield by working closely with customers, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality teams to resolve technical and process issues.
• Evaluate and qualify new materials and manufacturing processes to meet customer requirements for product performance and reliability.
• Conduct failure analysis, maintain FMEA and Control Plans, and ensure timely closure of quality-related issues and customer feedback.

Requirements:

• Diploma in Engineering or equivalent.
• At least 2 years of experience in PCB manufacturing, manufacturing engineering, process engineering, or quality engineering.
• Knowledge of PCB manufacturing processes, quality control, FMEA, and process improvement methodologies.

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