Data Engineer

STI Limited
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This role is essential in our Front End activity, quality of our products as well as OTD (On Time Delivery) on the shop floor.


As theProduct Data Management Engineer, you willbe supporting the Company’s requirements for data management and standardisation, supporting configuration change management on all versions of the products, preparing engineering data outputs for downstream processes and manipulating the product structure of BOMs and product data. You will be an expert in the use of engineering software tools for BOM and data standardisation, DFx, MES and ERP.


The Product Data Management Engineer role will involve:

  • BOM and Product Data Standardisation into STI format (PCBA and Box Build)
  • Supporting quote activities by detailed analyses of customer requirements (AV)
  • Converting customer BOMs into STI BOM format and loading into ERP
  • Product configuration in ERP and MES
  • Providing effective change management understanding in EPR and MES
  • Engineering customers’ data into STI Format and creating outputs for downstream processes
  • Creating program outputs for production and test equipment (SMT…)
  • Carrying out all PDM tasks
  • Documenting all PDM Processes
  • Supporting Engineering department during NPI activities and implementation of new systems
  • Document control
  • Maintaining full configuration control through product life cycle

For this role you will need:

  • Previous experience in Product Data Management
  • Experience of working in the electronics manufacturing environment
  • Knowledge of engineering systems for BOM and PCB/PCBA data standardisation
  • Understanding of DFx rules
  • Ability to read and understand BOM and Product Data to prepare quote and engineer a product
  • Working experience with SMT equipment is desirable
  • Understanding of electronics components and be able to find alternative parts
  • Understanding of continuous improvement principles
  • Knowledge of engineering systems like BOM Connector, Valor Process Preparation, SiplacePro, Aegis Factory Logix and Epicor (or equivalent) is an advantages
  • Experience with PLM (Siemens Teamcenter) is an advantages


If you feel you have the skills and experience to become ourProduct Data Management Engineer,please click ‘apply’ today, we’d love to hear from you!


We offer 23 days holiday (plus Bank Holidays & Flex Days), early finish on a Friday, Flexible working opportunities, Company Pension Scheme, Health Cash Back Scheme, a range of discounts and excellent training and development opportunities. We also pay for professional memberships on a case-by-case basis.


A full job description is available on request.


The ability to achieve UK security clearance may be required for some roles.


All applicants should have the Right to Work in the UK, as we are unable to offer sponsorship for this role.

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