Electronic Hardware Manufacturing Process Engineer (ES5)

Amentum•Huntsville, AL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Amentum Space Exploration Division (ASED) and be part of a team that is committed to your growth and development. We offer numerous opportunities for career advancement, including a Team Lead Academy, education reimbursement, personalized mentoring, and networking events. At Amentum, we foster a diverse and inclusive environment where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. Our comprehensive benefits package prioritizes your well-being with wellness programs, paid holidays, generous time off, and employee perks, aiming for a harmonious work-life balance. We are a dynamic team of 10 companies united by a mission to explore from the Moon to Mars and beyond.

Requirements

BS degree in mechanical, electrical, aerospace engineering or similar degree (i.e., physics, materials science) with a minimum of 15 years applicable experience OR MS degree in Electrical or Aerospace Engineering or related field with a minimum of 13 years applicable experience.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office products such as PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Must be a US Citizen and have a STAR ID.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of solder alloy testing, packaging reliability testing, advanced packaging, and the history of electronics packaging for aerospace applications.
Knowledge of NASA Standards and current state-of-the-art packaging technologies.
Experience with NASA Design Specifications, and Standards.
Ability to interpret test results and prepare technical reports and presentations for internal use, government publications, and relevant scientific publications.

Responsibilities

Support the design and manufacture of space flight hardware, adhering to NASA and industry standards for printed board design, printed circuit board manufacture, circuit board assembly, and cable harness design and fabrication.
Work with senior Subject Matter Experts to support the development and revision of electronic hardware workmanship standards for manufacturing NASA space flight hardware.
Test and/or perform analysis to validate Marshall Space Flight Center proposed new requirements.
Perform Gap Analyses between existing and proposed standards.
Serve as a Marshall Space Flight Center representative on NASA and Industry Workmanship Standards Committees.
Develop in-depth knowledge of workmanship standards and their relationship to the fabrication and assembly of NASA Space Flight Hardware.
Discuss and adjudicate changes to standards individually and with groups of government and industry professionals.
Develop the knowledge and capabilities to eventually become a Subject Matter Expert in the Workmanship Standard field.
Support standards development meetings, including possible travel two or three times a year and occasional virtual meetings.
Support the manufacturing laboratory by improving manufacturing processes and ensuring procedures comply with appropriate requirements standards.
Support projects in the evaluation of suppliers’ manufacturing documentation to ensure they satisfy project requirements.
Support projects in the evaluation of deviations, waivers, or other proposed departures from requirements to ensure projects are aware of all risks involved.
Support smaller projects with inspection and/or design support, which may require training and certification to appropriate standards.
Support Vendor audits.