Exercise knowledge of technical skills and understanding of the business objectives, manufacturing operations and dynamics of the company’s environment to take an effective and proactive leadership role in a specific technical manufacturing discipline. Set direction for, lead, and take ownership of complex manufacturing engineering technical tasks – tasks that may have multiple inter-coordinating elements. Expectation that the individual will be able both to anticipate and identify key issues and make recommendations for resolution where precedent may not exist and creative thinking is required. Resolution may involve the application of new methods and approaches and may require the consideration of impact with other system components. Interaction with peers and mentors on the individual’s projects is generally in the context of peer review to confirm the rationale for task approach direction as well as peer review of verification/validation activities. Requirements Bachelor Science in Physics, Chemistry, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering. The individual will typically have had a minimum 2-5 years experience in an engineering discipline or advanced education to achieve the level of skill.