Manufacturing Engineer III

Parker Hannifin•Albion, IN

20h

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer III is a highly experienced role responsible for designing, implementing, and reviewing manufacturing processes, procedures, and equipment in one or more facilities. The position oversees and optimizes complex manufacturing and assembly of new and existing Parker products, identifies and implements continuous improvement initiatives, and drives operational excellence. It develops advanced manufacturing techniques, tests systems and methods for efficiency, and plans assembly layouts to optimize production, quality, cost, and safety. The role may also be responsible for developing and deploying large capital projects. The position plans and designs advanced manufacturing processes, determines equipment and tooling needs, supports engineering design decisions, and ensures complex processes comply with regulations across multiple solution lines. It applies technical standards, principles, theories, concepts, and techniques. The description also references investigating and taking corrective action, but the supplied text ends before that responsibility is complete. The listed essential functions are examples of work performed and are not an exhaustive list. Parker may modify work assignments and/or make reasonable accommodations so qualified employees can perform essential functions. Certain positions require U.S. citizenship, permanent residency, or other appropriate status under U.S. import and export regulations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related Engineering field.
5–8 years of experience.
Advanced knowledge and ability to apply engineering concepts to multiple solution lines.
Ability to use a systematic, disciplined, and analytical approach to solve problems of sophisticated scope and complexity.
Ability to apply continuous improvement methods to quality and manufacturing functions, such as pull systems, process mapping, and JIT.
Advanced knowledge of data structures and database programming.
Ability to work effectively with CAD/CAM or other computer-aided manufacturing systems, standard business application software, and/or specialized data analysis tools.
Ability to develop new procedures to solve problems.
Ability to read and understand complex engineering drawings and specifications.
Advanced knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
Ability to research and analyze data effectively and draw valid conclusions.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Well-organized, detail-oriented, and able to multitask.
Strong prioritization skills.
Strong computer skills, including mastery of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and web browsers.

Responsibilities

Design, implement, and review manufacturing processes, procedures, and equipment in one or more facilities.
Oversee and optimize complex manufacturing and assembly processes for new and existing products.
Identify and implement continuous improvement initiatives to drive operational excellence.
Develop advanced manufacturing techniques and test systems and methods for efficiency.
Plan assembly layouts to optimize production, quality, cost, and safety.
Develop and deploy large capital projects when assigned.
Plan and design complex, advanced manufacturing processes for new and existing products.
Determine equipment and tooling needed to meet manufacturing goals and product and quality specifications.
Help develop and implement process improvement projects focused on manufacturing efficiency, material yield, safety, and cost.
Lead teams in large-scope process improvement initiatives.
Recommend design concepts to engineering leadership, including concepts and specification requirements that best use equipment and manufacturing techniques.
Ensure complex processes and procedures comply with regulations for multiple solution lines.
Investigate and take corrective action; the supplied description cuts off before specifying the full duty.