Lead Print Imaging Systems Engineer

• Direct the design and refinement of electrophotographic print subsystems, with emphasis on integrating magnetic ink character recognition capabilities across critical imaging stages
• Establish measurable goals for print performance, durability, and cost efficiency, and drive engineering efforts to achieve those objectives throughout the product lifecycle
• Plan and lead structured testing programs to evaluate system behavior, define operating ranges, and uncover the variables that most influence print outcomes
• Diagnose sophisticated print defects and process failures, perform root cause investigations, and coordinate corrective actions with cross-functional partners
• Work closely with mechanical, electrical, firmware, and materials teams to incorporate imaging subsystems into both new product designs and existing platforms
• Support development activities from early concept work through release, including technical requirements, prototype evaluation, design reviews, and verification testing
• Partner with manufacturing teams to introduce new imaging processes into production, develop control strategies, and resolve quality, yield, and reliability concerns
• Create and maintain test procedures, measurement approaches, and acceptance standards for electrophotographic performance and overall print quality
• Provide clear technical documentation and presentations that communicate design decisions, experimental findings, and recommendations to engineering and leadership audiences
• Coach engineers and technicians on best practices in experimentation, data interpretation, and imaging technology development while promoting continuous technical improvement

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or a closely related discipline
• advanced degree preferred
• 10+ years of progressive experience developing electrophotographic or xerographic printing systems in an engineering or R&D environment
• Demonstrated success leading technically complex projects from concept through implementation within print or imaging product development
• Deep knowledge of core xerographic subsystems, including charging, exposure, development, transfer, fusing, cleaning, photoreceptors, and toner or developer behavior
• Strong capability in experimental design, statistical analysis, and data-driven problem solving for performance and reliability improvement
• Familiarity with monochrome and color printer architectures, environmental testing, and long-term reliability evaluation
• Experience supporting manufacturing quality initiatives, including process control, defect analysis, and production readiness activities
• Working knowledge of QA/QC data collection or analysis tools, including Visual Basic for Applications, is preferred

Working knowledge of QA/QC data collection or analysis tools, including Visual Basic for Applications

• Medical
• Vision
• Dental
• Life and disability insurance
• 401(k) plan