Chief Engineer - Dimensional Engineering
$160,000-$215,000/yr
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000-$215,000/yr
About the role
- Serve as the company's subject matter expert for dimensional engineering, measurement science, and large-scale precision metrology.
- Develop enterprise standards and best practices for dimensional analysis, measurement planning, and verification.
- Work collaboratively with cross-functional and executive teams; This role reports directly to the VP/EVP of Operations
- Advise executive teams on applicable means & methods; create efficiencies throughout the organization
- Lead resolution of complex dimensional issues affecting design, manufacturing, tooling, assembly, and inspection.
- Provide technical guidance during product development to improve manufacturability, inspection ability, and tolerance robustness.
- Provide technical expertise in areas such as laser trackers, CMM, & other scanning and inspection technologies
- Lead, manage and motivate the team which oversees technical inspectors
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance with employer contribution
- Disability insurance as well as Life/AD&D insuranceHSA (Health Savings Account) with employer contribution and FSA (Flexible Savings Account)401k with employer matching
- Paid time off and paid holidays (including two floating holidays)
- Education reimbursement program available after 1-year of service
- If selected and progressed, you will:
- Conduct a screening call with a Killeen Group recruiter
- Conduct 1-3 interviews with hiring company
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