Manufacturing Engineer II

Sloan•Franklin Park, IL

18d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer II is located out of our Franklin Park, IL location and reports to the Manager Value Stream I, Tool Room. The Manufacturing Engineer II performs functions to develop, maintain, and improve manufacturing processes to manufacture the company product lines economically and efficiently.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree
5+ Years Manufacturing experience
5+ Years Manufacturing/industrial engineering
5+ Years CNC Programming & Troubleshooting Skills
Organizational skills with ability to prioritize and meet multiple deadlines.
Ability to apply mathematical concepts to practical situations.
Ability to trouble shoot problems with production process parts, and equipment
Critical thinking and analytical proficiency.
Demonstrates clear, professional, and respectful verbal and written communication in all interactions, consistent with an inclusive work environment.
Must possess the ability to collaborate with co-workers, production personnel, and outside vendors

Nice To Haves

Lean Manufacturing
Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB)
CNC Programming Certificate
Advanced level experience working with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.).
Creo/ Solidworks experience
Advanced Measuring and Metrology skills
General experience working with SAP ERP Business System.

Responsibilities

Develop the entire CNC machining processes for parts: including the creation of setup sheets, tool preset drawings, tool holder selection, cutting tool selection
Program 2 & 3 Axis CNC Equipment. Write new programs from scratch to produce new parts to print
Troubleshoot CNC Machining tolerance issues, program issues, setup issues, and other manufacturing quality related issue with setup and operators on the manufacturing floor.
Responsible for continuous process improvement tracked by quality yields and standard labor costs.
Analyze, review and optimize existing manufacturing processes to increase efficiency using LEAN manufacturing techniques
Determine and establish overall manufacturing engineering requirements for items such as, but not limited, to machinery, equipment, tooling, manufacturing methods and processes, and routings
Prepare routings, process sheets, work instructions, and process drawings as required and establish feeds, speeds, cycle times and other operating parameters for all types of equipment
Train supervisors, group leaders and operators in any new processes or products.
Identify and mitigate safety hazards throughout the facility
Other duties and responsibilities as required.