Engineer - Casting Automation

Specific Duties

• Assists with day-to-day engineering support in the casting area and related operations for the fabrication of turbine engine components.
• Works with engineers and management to support manufacturing improvements and help ensure that parts and components are produced in accordance with production planning, quality, and cost requirements.
• Performs design and analysis assignments involving tooling, production processes, and manufacturing issues in the casting area.
• Affords support in evaluating design concepts and feasibility under established engineering standards and supervision.
• Aids in the setup, adjustment, and operation of processes on the shell line in the casting area, including automated functions related to mold handling, coating, drying, dewaxing, and metal pouring.
• Affords support in the development and implementation of SLA part numbers intended to replace wax patterns in order to improve casting yield and help reduce tooling and labor costs.
• Supports scrap reduction efforts through tooling design improvements, preparation of operator instructions, and support for corrective action activities.
• Documents nonconforming parts in the internal quality tracking system, assists in monitoring trends, and helps identify solutions for recurring discrepancies.
• Supports employee use of computerized systems on the factory floor, including On-line Quality Reporting (OQR), Statistical Process Control (SPC), Factory Data Collection (FDC), and similar programs.
• Reviews engineering drawings and designs to support production and manufacturing activities.
• Supports workplace safety efforts by helping identify safety hazards, confirming use of proper PPE, and participating in safety audits in accordance with company procedures.

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronic Engineering or a related engineering field.
• Two years of applied engineering experience in aerospace gas turbine engine manufacturing.
• Two years of experience in calibration, design analysis, and equipment setup in a manufacturing environment involving gas turbine engine components.

Work Schedule

M-F 40 hrs./wk. 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Contact Information

Please send your resume to Spencer Tibbets at stibbets@williams-int.com or mail your resume with cover letter to Human Resources at Williams International Co, LLC, 3450 Sam Williams Dr., Ogden, UT 84401 if interested in this position. Please fill out an application at www.williams-int.com or submit a resume to Human Resources at HR@williams-int.com if interested in this position or mail your resume with cover letter to Human Resources at Williams International Co, LLC, 3450 Sam Williams Dr., Ogden, UT 84401.

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