Manufacturing Engineer III

Joyce/Dayton Corp•Portland, IN

About The Position

A successful Manufacturing Engineer III is responsible for advanced line support to maintain manufacturing performance and project management driving strategic initiatives focused on automation, process optimization and scalable production methods to support company growth. This is a hands-on position. This salary, exempt, position reports to the Manufacturing Manager and works closely with shop operators, maintenance technician, plant support services and plant leadership.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering or Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field from an accredited college.
Minimum 5 years manufacturing experience in a manufacturing environment preferably within an expanding facility or high-growth machine shop setting.
Strong cross-functional team communication, presentation skills and interpersonal skills
Lean Manufacturing Experience.
ERP systems experience, Epicor experience preferred
Machine shop experience running and setting up CNC mills and lathes
CNC Programming knowledge and experience, Master Cam and G-code preferred.
Familiarity with PLC programming (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, etc.) and industrial networking protocols is highly desirable.
Ability to lift 35 pounds.
Prolonged periods standing.
Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
Trustworthiness- We earn trust through honesty, integrity and reliability.
Adaptable- We are able to maintain effectiveness in a changing environment.
Approachable- We are open minded, friendly, engaging, understanding and empathetic; being comfortable engaging in challenging conversations.
Curious- We improve the organization by seeking information and knowledge to continually grow and learn and reduce moments of uncertainty and ambiguity.

Nice To Haves

Six Sigma Black/Green Belt preferred

Responsibilities

Lead technical, and engineering support for maintenance and production employees to identify and implement sustainable solutions to meet safety, quality, and production objectives
Lead root cause analysis and implementation of long-term solutions to prevent recurrences, manage KPI's including run hours, MTBF, and cost to repair
Focus on equipment and systems upgrades in safety, quality, cost reductions, productivity
Overall responsibility for strategic Lean Initiatives within the Portland facility.
Support strategic Quality Initiatives, with a focus on implementing robust quality checks within automated processes.
Confer with Supply Chain Manager and Quality Supervisor on quality issues related to purchased and machined components.
Design and develop manufacturing processes for enhancements, product changes, and new products, and related fixtures and tooling that are consistent with zero defect level and low product cost.
Design, implement, and maintain advanced manufacturing systems and automation equipment to increase throughput and capacity.
Develop, evaluate, improve, and document manufacturing processes, with a continuous focus on scalability to meet expanding production demands..
Develop and implement process control techniques and procedures.
Continually analyze manufacturing process flows for the enhancements of quality, cost reduction, and throughput.
Collaborate with design engineering regarding product tooling and design to ensure effectual production methods and design for manufacturability (DFM) in a high-growth environment..
Estimate staffing requirements, production times, and relative costs to provide data for operational decisions forecasting future equipment and personnel needs for expansion.
Provide engineering support in the production department to troubleshoot and resolve technical problems.
Complete administrative responsibilities including meetings, reports, goals, training, budgets, financials, and expenses to targets and expectations
Support company policies and procedures, goals and objectives and good manufacturing practices.