Manufacturing Engineer

CACI International•Rochester, NY

3d•$63,300 - $129,700

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer supports the development and optimization of manufacturing processes for mechanical, electronic, and electro-mechanical products. The role translates engineering designs into production-ready methods, tooling, and documentation, and helps solve manufacturing challenges and improve operational efficiency across a broad range of production and process-improvement activities. The position is regular and full-time, with no required travel and no minimum security clearance. Applicants must be United States citizens. The stated proposed salary range is $63,300–$129,700.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering and at least 4 years of relevant experience, or a graduate degree and at least 2 years of related experience; alternatively, at least 8 years of related experience in lieu of a degree.
Experience related to the fabrication or assembly of close-tolerance mechanical, electronic, or electro-mechanical piece parts.
At least 4 years of proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Word, Outlook, and Excel.
Must be a United States citizen.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering.
Experience in the defense or aerospace industry.
Experience with pressing, staking, riveting, swaging, potting, electronics soldering, conformal coating, packaging, X-ray inspection, laser welding, robotics, and control systems.

Responsibilities

Analyze engineering design documents and develop fabrication methods, processes, tools, jigs, and fixtures.
Develop and prepare work instructions, control plans, Process Failure Mode Effects Analyses (PFMEAs), and process validation plans.
Provide technical expertise and support related to manufacturing.
Prepare capital equipment requests.
Design equipment and workspace layouts.
Conduct capacity analyses, capability studies, and gage repeatability and reproducibility studies.
Participate in Material Review Board (MRB) investigations.
Prepare tooling cost and engineering labor estimates for proposal responses.
Analyze manufacturing production problems and implement corrective actions involving designs, materials, and processes.
Incorporate new methods and processes to improve existing operations.
Train production personnel in new or existing operations.
Review product designs for manufacturability and completeness.