Landa invites you to join an innovative and dynamic R&D team, working on leading-edge industrial presses. As an Inkjet System Engineer, you will work on cutting-edge inkjet systems while collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams in designing, developing, and optimizing print heads' operating conditions and maintenance systems.

Responsibilities:

* Ability to clarify & translate product & marketing requirements into system requirements.
* Planning and executing experiments involving inkjet print heads, ink delivery systems, and printhead support systems in Landa R&D presses and inkjet lab.
* Perform Large data sets analysis and reporting.
* Develop Diagnostic tools.
* Design the tests, validate, and approve the implementation.
* Data mining & analytical capabilities
* Lead methodological problem-solving and escalations from customers and within the organization.
* Receive and proactively seek field and production feedback, drive ongoing product improvements, and identify performance and capability enhancement opportunities.
* Extract SW/control and system modification requirements.


Attributes:

* Interpersonal skills and excellent teamwork - the ability to meet technical and human challenges.
* Ability to lead research assignments independently.
* Ability to lead without authority, Assertive and proactive.
* Fluent in Hebrew and English

In this crucial leadership role, you will oversee the entire manufacturing process for our state-of-the-art gamma ray detectors used in SPECT and PET cameras for hospitals. You will be responsible for a team of up to 10 process engineers with diverse backgrounds in material science, mechanics, radiation physics, chemistry, and more.
Job Description
Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Manager - Gamma Ray Detector Leader
Do you thrive in complex, high-tech environments and have a passion for innovation in healthcare?
We are seeking a driven and experienced Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Manager (AME Manager) to lead a dynamic team at our cutting-edge gamma ray detector factory.
About the Role:
In this crucial leadership role, you will oversee the entire manufacturing process for our state-of-the-art gamma ray detectors used in SPECT and PET cameras for hospitals. You will be responsible for a team of up to 10 process engineers with diverse backgrounds in material science, mechanics, radiation physics, chemistry, and more.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and manage the Advanced Manufacturing Engineering team, fostering a collaborative and innovative work environment.
Champion continuous improvement across the entire manufacturing process, including CZT crystal growth, cutting, polishing, PCB assembly, scintillator crystal assembly, SiPM integration, and final detector head assembly.
Drive the implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies and methodologies to enhance safety, efficiency, quality, and yield.
Oversee a rigorous testing regime throughout the manufacturing process, ensuring adherence to strict quality specifications.
Implement and maintain a robust Statistical Process Control (SPC) program to monitor and control critical process parameters.
Manage and maintain all manufacturing process specifications and documentation.
Partner with other departments, including R&D, Quality, and Production, to ensure seamless product development, transfer, and production.
Ensure adherence to all relevant safety and regulatory requirements