Production Engineer III

Summary

The Production Engineer III is responsible for the plan and design of manufacturing processes required to produce solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC). The primary purpose and focus of the Production Engineer III is to maximize efficiency in the manufacturing process.

Responsibilities

• Define manufacturing processes by creating work instructions, control plans, and PFMEA
• Maximizes manufacturing efficiencies by analyzing layout and operation of equipment, workflow, assembly methods, and workforce utilization
• Analyzes and determines parts and tools needed to achieve manufacturing goals
• Designs and tests product through the design, development, and validation process to integrate fluid-mechanical and electrical subsystems with the latest fuel cell technology
• Collaborate with research and development, product development engineers, and manufacturing staff to create high-tech products and patented devices
• Using the stage gate development process, track and manage resource allocation across multiple, simultaneous projects
• Use problem solving tools and techniques to urgently root cause issues
• Compile data and provide to Business Development team for periodic technical reports that keep our customers informed of project status and overall product development
• Able to mentor other junior staff

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree – BSME or related
• 4-7 years of experience working in a hands-on production environment
• 4+ years managing technical product development projects and handling multiple projects
• Successful application of engineering and manufacturing processes
• Worked with CAD in a product development or manufacturing environment
• Worked with machined, metal formed and plastic components
• Previous experience managing project work and designs on a variety of simultaneously running projects
• Able to utilize MS Office and other engineering software programs
• Working understanding of Lean, DFMA, Six Sigma, and FMEA
• Able to work independently and collaboratively in a rapidly changing environment
• Able to manage multiple projects and be comfortable reacting to changing priorities
• Respond to and implement changes suggested in projects to the product design
• Understand customer (internal and external) needs and anticipate requests
• Define what needs to be accomplished, consistently complete tasks
• Takes responsibility for resolving a problem, regardless of where it belongs
• Obtain quality results while utilizing an appropriate level of resources
• Make decisions based on incomplete data

Edge Autonomy Benefits

• Matching 401(k)
• Paid PTOP
• Paid holidays
• Medical, vision, and dental insurance
• Group Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
• HSA and FSA Options
• Critical Care Plan
• Accident Care Plan
• Clearance Requirements

Work Environment And Physical Requirements

• The work environment may involve a standard office setting while also incorporating elements of a production area.
• Employees will use standard office equipment, including computers, and must demonstrate stamina to sit or stand while maintaining attention to detail despite potential interruptions.
• The role may require occasional activities such as walking, climbing, stooping, crouching, and bending.
• Vision is necessary for reading printed materials and a computer screen, while hearing and speech are essential for effective communication both in person and over the telephone.
• Additionally, the position may necessitate travel by air or automobile.
• Employees may be required to use personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, safety shoes, and shop coats, to ensure safety in the production environment.
• Employees may be able to lift up to 50 pounds as needed.