Manufacturing Engineer 4

Responsibilities

• You may be asked to support proposal development and New Product Introductions (NPIs).
• You may need to estimate required tasks and their associated takt times; tooling, area, work cell/workstation requirements; or support new process development.
• While supporting large programs, you may be assigned a small team of manufacturing engineers to which you will serve as the program’s lead Mfg Engineer and be responsible for delegating tasks and responsibilities—as well as reviewing products (e.g. Production Routings and supplemental work instructions, and PFMEAs) for quality and accuracy—and overseeing the development of junior manufacturing engineers.
• You and/or your team will be responsible for determining sequence of manufacturing operations required for production and develop or revise process work instructions, provide direct support to the production team during mechanical assembly operations, and design and develop tooling, fixturing, and support structures as needed to facilitate assembly operations.
• Additionally, you may help Assess process safety and integrate risk reduction measures—including PPE—into process design.
• Support assembly team when deviations or faults are discovered.

Qualifications

• 8-10 years of experience as an engineer in general industrial assembly manufacturing
• 5+ Years in industrial machining operations or metal fabrication operations (including forming and welding operations)
• Experience in technical writing and development of detailed work instructions for assembly and rework operations.
• Experience using ERP platforms to generate production routings (SAP S/4HANA preferred)
• Experience using 3D CAD programs (PTC Creo preferred) to create production drawings from model.
• Fundamental familiarity with national industrial standards pertaining to engineering, materials, and industrial fabrication and assembly operations. Standards should include ASME, ASTM, SAE, and ISO standards—with special emphasis on ASME Y14-series standards (including Y14.5 GD&T) and experience reading and interpreting assembly drawings.
• Experience Designing/Developing Tooling, Fixturing, Jigs, and support structures for assembly operations
• Strong mechanical aptitude and math skills (linear algebra, trigonometry)
• Must be a US Citizen with ability to pass a criminal background check (must be able to obtain and maintain a DoD secret clearance)