Advanced Manufacturing Engineer II

Honeywell Aerospace•Torrance, CA

13h•$85,000 - $106,500•Hybrid

About The Position

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer II leads initiatives to optimize manufacturing processes and integrate advanced technologies, influencing product quality, operational efficiency, and Honeywell Aerospace's market position. The role is based in Torrance, California, on a hybrid work schedule and reports to the Sr Adv Mfg Engineering Manager. It also contributes to people leadership by supporting employee development, recruiting and developing talent, improving retention and engagement, and fostering an inclusive culture.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or another STEM discipline.
At least 2 years of experience in Engineering, Program Management, or Integrated Supply Chain.
Must be a U.S. citizen due to contractual requirements.
Proficiency in analyzing manufacturing data and implementing process optimizations to improve efficiency and quality.
Experience with manufacturing process development, cross-functional team leadership, and adoption of advanced technologies.

Nice To Haves

Five years of related work experience in lieu of a degree.
Product knowledge in valves, pumps, actuators, heat exchangers, and environmental control systems.
Ability to read mechanical engineering drawings and assess manufacturing capability.
Knowledge of casting, welding, and machining processes.
Advanced knowledge of Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and MS Project.
Excellent oral, written, and presentation communication skills.
Advanced understanding of manufacturing techniques and their impact on costs.
Project management skills and ability to complete initiatives on time and within budget.
Green Belt, DFSS, Black Belt, Lean, or HOS certification, with demonstrated ability to use Six Sigma tools.
Experience with DFMEA, PFMEA, MSA, and other APQP elements.
Knowledge of SAP, Teamcenter, and other data system applications.

Responsibilities

Lead implementation of new manufacturing techniques.
Review conceptual and development designs for cost, quality, manufacturability, and yield.
Manage Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) items to meet IPDS goals.
Manage Unit Product Cost (UPC) models and APQP goals.
Ensure designs benefit from APQP artifacts, including PMAP, DFMEA, PFMEA, Control Plan, and PPAP.
Ensure products benefit from the DFM Scorecard, Heat Map, PRR, and MRA.
Work with Engineering and Sourcing to identify suppliers that meet capacity, cost, and capability goals.
Identify and manage capital needs for new product assembly, testing, or tooling.
Manage Cost Take Out (CTO) efforts and risk mitigation plans.
Drive Design for Manufacturing activities involving manufacturing, assembly, testing, and lean practices.
Predict and manage Product Rolled Throughput Yield (RTY) efforts to meet Aero RTY goals.
Work with production cells to ensure smooth production transitions.
Provide proposal ISC artifacts in IPDS Phase 2/A as required.
Provide AME/ISC scheduling, planning, and budget management to Program Management as required.
Manage and achieve AME HMR hardware delivery program milestones.
Drive IPDS adherence for ISC-related items in Phase Exit Criteria Assessment (PECA) check sheets.
Achieve ISC program milestones, maintain required IPDS metrics, and provide status presentations.
Support AME HOS activities, including standard work definition and tiered MOS accountability.
Support employee performance and development, recruit talent, identify and develop successors, drive retention and engagement, and foster an inclusive culture.