Production Developer to Quintus Technologies
About this role
Do you enjoy improving the way complex products are assembled, turning practical experience into smarter processes and helping people succeed? Quintus Technologies is looking for a Production Developer to strengthen assembly efficiency, quality and standardised ways of working in Västerås.
About the role
As Quintus Technologies prepares for increased production volumes, there is a major opportunity to develop and document how advanced high-pressure systems are assembled. This role is close to the shop floor: you will learn how assembly is actually performed, work with skilled assemblers and translate improvement opportunities into workable methods, instructions and processes.
Your responsibilities
As a Production Developer at Quintus Technologies, you will play an important role in developing and improving our assembly processes. Working closely with assembly staff, you will identify opportunities to simplify working methods, reduce lead times and improve quality, safety and efficiency.
You will spend time in the workshop, gaining a practical understanding of how assembly operations work and turning ideas into improvements that make a real difference in everyday production.
Your main responsibilities will include:
Analysing and improving assembly sequences, working methods, lead times and the use of available space.
Developing and standardising assembly instructions, guidelines and best practices to ensure consistent and efficient operations.
Collaborating with Production Preparation and Engineering to improve material preparation, picking lists and product designs from an assembly perspective.
Working closely with the Production Engineer and EHS specialists to improve workshop layouts, safety and working conditions.
Driving and contributing to improvement initiatives that strengthen quality, support onboarding and enable increased production volumes.
You will collaborate across several functions and play an active role in developing more efficient, standardised an