Job description:
As a Manufacturing engineer you will be interacting with machinists, engineers, supervisors, and managers to keep production moving while ensuring products meet Everfab quality standards. Partner with machinists to answer questions and address any issues that arise during the machining of highly complex Aerospace components. Reviewing specifications and issues with design/quality engineering to resolve questions and product deviations. Working with the scheduler to maintain the optimal production sequence of jobs. Support quoting efforts and prepare first pass processing methods of highly complex Aerospace components.
What Youll Do
- Develop, write, test (simulates), and optimize CNC programs of numeric controlled tooling machinery, by using CAD/CAM technology and methodology. Check completed programs by running simulations or tests on Vericut
-Develop, determine, and describe the setups of the tooling machines (how to position and fix the workpiece and the tool in relation to the machine axes)
-Provide up-to-date CNC programs, posted code (manuscript), set-up documentation, and tooling information (tool list, tool offset values, etc.) for CNC machined operations
- Lead a Manufacturing team for successful execution of a product through the shop (both preparedness and in process support of shop floor execution). This includes running prove-outs on the machine floor to validate the process and get ready for production release.
-Create and approve final work instructions for development and production hardware
- Generate estimates for new hardware and enter into the quoting system
Participate and or lead Design for Manufacturing meetings
Support production activities by getting answers to process questions and working through established processes to resolve product non-conformance issues
-Implement of lean process improvements activities to meet schedule and cost targets
Qualifications
- A bachelors degree in mechanical, manufacturing engineering, or associates degree with direct experience is required
-3 or more years of direct hands-on machining experience in a precision manufacturing environment (Mills, Lathes, EDM, Grind). 10 or more years of
-Manufacturing Experience may be substituted for a degree
-Manufacturing experience in a machine shop environment while possessing intimate solid understanding of CAD/CAM (tool selection, speeds, feeds, job processing)
-Understanding the impact of programmed tool path, therefore proven experience machining parts from start to finish using turning and milling operations is highly desirable
-Specific knowledge and experience in CAD/CAM technology and methodology specifically NX, Mastercam, Esprit, and Mazatrol.
-Experience working closely with shop floor personnel to solve issues (tooling, machines, etc.) as they arise
-Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without need for current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.
Benefits:
401(k)
Dental insurance
Employee assistance program
Flexible spending account
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Professional development assistance
Referral program
Relocation assistance
Vision insurance
Work Location: In person
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