Eng Mfg I-1st and 2nd shift available

Axcelis Technologies•Beverly, MA

4d•$66,691 - $100,037•Onsite

About The Position

As a Manufacturing Engineer I (Production Support), you’ll be exposed to the world of production operations that work with complex mechanical and electrical systems and strive to ensure we maintain efficient manufacturing processes.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in EE, ME, IE, or MFG ENG with 0-2 year of professional experience.
Experience with basic engineering tools such as SolidWorks/Creo, AutoCAD, or DraftSight
Familiarity with mechanical and electrical equipment such as calipers, hand tools, DMMs, etc.
Capable of interpreting and analyzing engineering drawings, electrical schematics, 3D CAD models, BOMs, and GD&T specifications to support product manufacturing and process development

Responsibilities

Support and continuously improve manufacturing systems for complex mechanical and electrical assemblies, including wire harnesses, robotic systems, pneumatic, vacuum, cooling, high-pressure systems, and module build/test operations
Provide daily support of contract manufacturing assembly and/or ion implanter system builds
Design, develop, and implement production tooling, fixtures, and assembly aids to improve product quality, manufacturability, ergonomics, and operational efficiency
Create, revise, and maintain manufacturing procedures, work instructions, and assembly documentation for modules, subassemblies, and final product builds
Initiate and drive corrections to Bills of Materials (BOMs), routings, and engineering documentation to ensure compliance with form, fit, and function requirements while preserving design intent
Improve manufacturing cell performance through the application of Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen, Six Sigma, and other continuous improvement methodologies; establish and document standardized work using visual work instructions and best practices
Lead root cause investigations for quality, process, and production issues using structured problem-solving methodologies; develop and implement effective containment, corrective, and preventive actions
Drive timely resolution of production, quality, and supply chain issues to minimize disruptions and maintain delivery commitments
Collaborate closely with Design Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Operations teams to support new product introductions (NPI), engineering changes, and product lifecycle management activities
Analyze manufacturing processes to estimate production costs, establish labor and cycle time standards, and recommend tooling, equipment, and process improvements for new and existing product lines
Provide technical support to manufacturing personnel and serve as a key resource for troubleshooting assembly, test, and process-related challenges
Identify opportunities to improve safety, quality, delivery, and cost performance through process optimization, automation, and waste reduction initiatives