Manufacturing Engineer
$80,000 to $100,000 Annual
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$80,000 to $100,000 Annual
About the role
- Design and develop mechanical and electro-mechanical sub-systems in SolidWorks, including custom tooling and fixturing to support assembly and disassembly of parts and sub-assemblies
- Perform tolerance and thermal engineering analyses to validate that designs meet customer functional and performance requirements
- Apply CAD software, thermodynamics, sheet metal design, material selection, manufacturing methods, and GD&T to solve complex mechanical problems
- Identify design tradeoffs and technical risks, and independently troubleshoot and resolve issues with minimal supervision
- Collaborate cross-functionally with electrical, quality, and manufacturing engineers to align on technical interfaces and drive design reviews
- Create and maintain comprehensive design documentation - CAD models, drawings, specifications - with accurate revision control
- Draft and maintain accurate, current work instructions, bills of materials, and inspection checklists for the production floor
- Complete first article inspection (FAIR) reports and packaging specifications in line with customer requirements
- Interface with WCM engineering staff, shop floor employees, and inside sales to keep documentation and production aligned with the latest customer revisions
- Design fixturing using WCM's 3D printers or generate specifications for outside subcontractors
- Consult with Materials Control and Purchasing to source materials for parts and projects
- Create presentations for management and engineering staff, and perform final inspection sign-off with manager or senior inspector approval
- Maintain complete and accurate final folders - work instructions, first article notes, customer specs, test data, and part photos What You Bring
- Four-year engineering degree from an accredited college or university
- 2+ years of proficiency with SolidWorks (required); experience with electronic components and assemblies is a plus
- Proficiency with PowerPoint and Excel
- Ability to work effectively with people across different levels and departments of the organization
- Experience interfacing between an engineering department and customers is a plus
- Experience in a production or manufacturing role within aerospace, medical device, semiconductor processing equipment, or contract manufacturing is preferred
- 401(k) with company matching
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Tuition reimbursement
- Referral program
- A genuine small-company culture where your engineering work directly shapes what gets built - and is noticed and valued
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