About the role
Job Title: Manufacturing Engineer
Job Type: Full-Time direct hire
Job Location: Menomonee Falls, WI (Onsite)
Job Description:
The client is a manufacturer of custom-designed stampings and stamped assemblies for a variety of automotive and industrial customers. We are currently looking for a detail-oriented Manufacturing Engineer to join our Engineering team in our Menomonee Falls Plant. Essential Job functions/Duties: Designing control systems and production processes to maximize efficiency, reduce waste, and establish standard rates. Implementation of new machines, dies, tooling, and assembly equipment. Training staff for new processes and providing detailed instructions and manuals Manage process documentation and prepare production reports. Measure variances to standards, identify out-of-control manufacturing processes, investigate root cause, develop sustainable corrective actions, implement corrective actions, and monitor results. Conduct cost comparison studies; analyze workforce utilization, facility layout, and operational data such as production costs and production routing procedures. Test, observe, and visually inspect tooling used in the production process to determine and establish standard data for production processes. Recommend process improvements to increase efficiencies and reduce waste of materials and utilities, and lower manufacturing costs. Process all necessary documentation and maintain records of studies and recommendations for improvements. Participate in new product launch process to assist in process design for cost-effective, error-free manufacturing. Education and/or
Experience:
B.S. Degree in Mechanical or Manufacturing Design Engineering Experience in stamping, assembly, automation, PLC programming, welding, and machining would be a plus. Proficiency in Solid Works, MS Office, and AutoCAD. An understanding of GD&T would be a plus.
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