Manufacturing Engineer
insight globalColumbus (IN)
$25-43/hr
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Job Description: Title: Manufacturing Engineer
Location: 5559 Inwood Dr, Columbus, IN 47201, onsite everyday
Pay Rate: $25-43/hr
Perm Conversion Salary:
$75-90kDuration: 1 year contract to permanent hire Eligible for benefits during contract duration if neededW2 contract Paid x 1.5 for any OT!
Start Date: ASAP
Team: Weld Team
Must haves:
Bachelor's degree in engineering or engineering technology (OR associate degree in a with applicable experience)0-2+ years of mechanical design experience in a manufacturing/industrial/production environment; doing process improvement, designing, working on, planning, and implementing projects/capital projects If 0 years of working experience, need longevity and collegiate experience participating in an extracurricular program like formula SAE, SAE baja, human powered vehicles, etc.: designing, building, and competing Internship or co-op experience Ability to use Autodesk Inventor or Solid Works 3D CAD packages Ability to use 2D CAD software to create machining drawings and create/modify plant layouts Ability to read engineering drawings and understand dimensions and symbols Plusses: Hands-on experience troubleshooting, installing, and managing preexisting and new equipment for their machines and lines that help automate the facility
Responsibilities:
Insight Global is looking for a Production Engineer to support one of our largest material handling clients in Columbus, Indiana. The Production Engineer will be responsible for looking at downtime reports to determine root cause and to analyze solutions that will increase new technology and automation to increase productivity of operations. This resource will be the project leader in planning, procuring, integrating and installation of production equipment into the welding areas. This resource will need to have the ability to multitask, critically think, and work in a dynamic work environment where several tasks may be assigned at once. After one year, this resource will gain their own capital projects to create, plan, implement, and manage.
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