246 Flextronics America, LLC · USA, TX

SMT Process Engineer at 246 Flextronics America, LLC — USA, TX

Full-timeUSA, TXPosted 2026-07-22Apply on Workday

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## Job Summary

To support our extraordinary teams who build great products and contribute to our growth, we’re looking to add a SMT Process Engineer located in Austin, TX.

Reporting to the Process Engineering Manager the SMT Process Engineer is in charge for process-engineering capabilities focused on cost, quality and delivery improvements in order to hold up a manufacturing organization.

What a typical day looks like:

  • Develop and optimize SMT processes including printing, placement, reflow, AOI/SPI.
  • Troubleshoot defects and lead root cause and corrective action activities.
  • Customer facing experience and technicians training on SMT processe
  • Support NPI builds, DFM reviews, and process validation.
  • Maintain process documentation and establish process controls (SPC, DOE).
  • Collaborate with production and maintenance teams to ensure stable line performance.
  • Lead continuous improvement initiatives using Lean/6σ tools
  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering
  • 4–6 years SMT process engineering experience.
  • Processes test runs and prepares records (breakdown events, scrap, etc.), charts, and graphs of results for presentation to engineering to identify yield problems or test new products.
  • Knowledge of SMT equipment and IPC standards (IPC A 610, J STD 001).
  • Strong analytical, problem solving, and communication skills.
  • Experience with equipment such as ASM, DEK/MPM, BTU/Heller, Koh Young, Nordson.
  • Lean Six Sigma or IPC certification preferred

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  • Full range of medical, dental, and vision plans
  • Life Insurance
  • Short-term and Long-term Disability
  • Matching 401(k) Contributions
  • Vacation and Paid Sick Time
  • Tuition Reimbursement

Application Deadline:

Job Posting Start Date 07-22-2026 Job Posting End Date 09-28-2026

## Job Category

Production Engineering

Is Sponsorship Available?

No