Manufacturing Engineer II

Knight Aerospace Medical Systems LLC•San Antonio, TX

6d•$75,000 - $82,000•Onsite

About The Position

Knight Aerospace is looking for a Manufacturing Engineer II to join our team in San Antonio, TX. This is a full-time, on-site opportunity supporting our aerospace manufacturing operations. The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for generating build plans/routings, and bill of materials from Engineering data, to provide an executable plan to Production Control, Purchasing, Materials Control and Production. The Manufacturing Engineering will represent the Company and its values and will ensure that the expectations of the Company’s customers are exceeded.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in manufacturing engineering or a related field, 4-year accredited university.
Minimum 3 years manufacturing experience, hands on manufacturing or in a role creating routings and BOMs, and drawing reviews for manufacturability.
Minimum 1 year aerospace manufacturing experience, hands on manufacturing or in a role creating routings and BOMs.
Written and verbal communication skills.
Analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Demonstrate exceptional teamwork and collaboration.
Foster a productive and positive work environment.
Effectively promote company goals across departments.
Ability to proactively identify and mitigate potential risks, opportunities, and process improvements.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering drawings and technical specifications and use GD&T.
Preferred software knowledge: MS Excel, MS Word, and CETEC ERP.

Nice To Haves

Experience programming G-code for CNC machining (Haas 4-axis)
Knowledge of JobBoss Software (or similar ERP system)
Knowledge of CAD.
Experience leading improvement events and activities, 5S, kaizen, lean 6s etc.

Responsibilities

Create routing/job travelers for each manufacturing operation needed to produce the product.
Create routing/job travelers in ERP system or Excel from drawings released by Engineering.
Conduct in-depth review of engineering drawings prior to release.
Verify BOM from engineering drawings.
Modify BOM as required when future revisions are released.
Forward completed BOM to Production Control for Stock checking.
Identify the correct sequence for project build by working with Production.
Address issues brought up by Production for engineering change requests or BOM modification.
Review drawings for possible errors or missing information.
Identify opportunities for tooling and fixturing to improve efficiency or reduce nonconformances in the manufacturing processes.
Identification and implementation of process improvement activities, 5S, kaizen, lean 6s etc.