Manufacturing Engineer

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united employment groupShelbyville (IN)

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Applies basic engineering principles and analyses to improve processes or solve manufacturing problems by reducing cost and improving quality, safety, and/or capability Works to improve the hydraulic, mechanical and electrical systems in the plant. Provides support to the plant maintenance team to resolve issues in a timely manner. Designs or manages the design of new machines and tooling. Act as the subject matter expert for operational practices. Provides technical support to account managers and product development teams. Provides necessary support to plant management and plant teams to assure that proper tools and assistance is available to perform assigned task and maintain engineering files and documents. Effectively leads and engages cross-functional teams internally and externally. Designs manufacturing processes that meet customer product, delivery, and cost requirements. Manages or participates as a key APQP Team Member in the concept to delivery cycle -- Design, analyze, budget, prototypes and samples, purchase and build equipment, machine acceptance, train, implement and improve. Identifies and established programs that bring new ideas and technologies to practical application in production. This will include working with members of our R & D team as well as with outside organizations. Identifies and resolves mechanical issues using data from various sources (e.g. customer input, quality, testing, production) in a timely manner. Utilizes a strong set of problem-solving tools including the use of the methodologies of Six Sigma, Lean and/or Continuous Improvement. Prepares engineering and cost analyses for process improvements. Interacts with individuals with different backgrounds and cultures and is available on off-shifts as needs arise. Must be flexible as business opportunities develop and able to multi-task with other duties and projects when they become available.

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