At TE, you will unleash your potential working with people from diverse backgrounds and industries to create a safer, sustainable and more connected world.
The role combines strong technical execution with developing domain expertise, translating Voice of the Customer insights and market gaps into actionable product and material development initiatives. Working in collaboration with cross-functional teams, the engineer supports the definition, evaluation, and qualification of new and existing products to ensure robust manufacturing processes and predictable product performance across the lifecycle. Operating as an individual contributor, the role emphasizes technical depth, analytical thinking and effective collaboration, contributing to business outcomes through a growing understanding of materials science, polymer technologies, processing and product behaviour.
Your New Role
Support and sustain the heat shrink identification sleeves and cable marker product portfolio.
Develop new products and material solutions aligned to customer and market needs.
Translate customer feedback and market opportunities into product development initiatives.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to evaluate, qualify, and improve products and materials.
Act as a technical authority for heat shrink tubing materials and processes across multiple product families.
Assess technical risks associated with material, process, and supplier changes and provide recommendations
Support engineering change, validation, qualification, and deviation activities.
Ensure product safety, compliance, reliability, and manufacturing robustness throughout the product lifecycle.
Apply expertise in polymer materials, compounding, extrusion, irradiation, cross-linking, and expansion processes to optimize product performance.
Provide technical leadership through mentoring, knowledge sharing, and influencing technical decisions
Support customer and supplier technical reviews, issue resolution, and value engineering activities.
Drive continuous improvement through technical best practices and fact-based decision making
What Your Background Should Look Like
Bachelor\'s degree in Engineering, Polymer Science, Materials Science, or a related technical discipline.
Advanced degree or equivalent industry experience preferred.
Ongoing professional development in materials engineering, processing technologies, or quality systems.
Strong knowledge of heat shrink tubing materials, processes, and product performance.
Understanding of polymer systems, additives, fillers, and pigments.
Expertise in compounding, extrusion, irradiation, cross-linking, and expansion processes.
Significant experience in heat shrink tubing or polymer-based product engineering
Experience leading material selection, process assessment, qualification, validation, and lifecycle support activities
Experience managing material, process, and supplier changes with a strong focus on risk assessment
Experience working across global manufacturing sites and cross-functional teams.
Experience partnering with customers and suppliers on technical projects and issue resolution.
Knowledge of engineering and quality tools including FMEA, validation planning, root cause analysis, and failure analysis
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
Ability to communicate complex technical information to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Strong collaboration, stakeholder management, and influencing skills.
Ability to balance technical rigor with business priorities and time-to-market objectives.
Demonstrated ownership, accountability, and commitment to continuous improvement.
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