Manufacturing Engineer II
Manufacturing Engineer II
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Acts as a First Responder for the production department to trouble shoot and resolve technical problems. Identifies, communicates and resolves issues in the manufacturing process.
- Troubleshoot any technical design difficulties w/ operator, which may arise during the manufacture of product and take appropriate action to prevent future occurrences of the problems.
- Develops and improves processes and tooling to decrease ergonomic issues, increase production efficiency, and increase quality output
- Develop and maintain specialty tools to support production flow.
- Interfaces with quality, engineering, and production to integrate new products or processes into the existing production area.
- Confers with industrial engineering, program manager and design staff concerning product design and tooling to ensure efficient production methods.
- Interfaces with industrial engineer and production to develop shop floor documentation and standard work instructions.
- Effectively utilize Lean, Six Sigma, other CI methodologies and support activities for Value Stream Maps (current and future) according to the Lean Operations Roadmap.
- Assist and support current 5S program.
- Lead, participate and support Kaizen Events and A3's.
- Lead cross departmental projects for process improvements
- Assures product and process quality by designing testing methods; testing finished- product and process capabilities; establishing standards; confirming manufacturing processes as well as tooling and suggest fixtures.
- Develop and maintain the requirements of new tools and fixtures orders for final assembly.
- Evaluates manufacturing methods by conducting research on programs, applying knowledge of product design, fabrication, and assembly process and soliciting observations from operators.
- Assists in developing manufacturing processes by studying product requirements; researching, designing, modifying, and testing manufacturing methods and equipment; conferring with vendors.
- Creates an atmosphere for development of new concepts, ideas and methods to support continuous improvement in the department.
- Advanced Root cause analysis capability using 3D clash analysis and advanced metrology equipment.
- Able to create and review engineering drawings, models and assemblies for manufacturability
- Knowledge of Six Sigma or Lean Manufacturing processes.
- Knowledge of manufacturing processes, concepts and procedures.
- Knowledge of Aerospace materials such as metals and plastics.
- Knowledge of Aerospace requirements such as ISO9001 and AS9100Experienced in GD&TExperienced in various forms of rapid prototyping including 3D printing
- Experienced in creating and implementing process control as related to production fixtures
- Ability to independently plan and prioritize tasks
- Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization.
- Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization.
- Must have good interpersonal and organizational skills.
- Must be able to work a flexible schedule
- Ability to communicate in Spanish is a plus
- Computer Skills:
- Intermediate to proficient in Microsoft Office products.
- Five years experience of PLM software
- Certificates and Licenses:
- None required.
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