Manufacturing Engineer

AASC•Stockton, CA

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About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for overseeing the fabrication of hardware and tooling in accordance with customer specifications and quality requirements. The ideal candidate will possess an engineering degree in either aerospace, manufacturing, or mechanical engineering. Applied Aerospace employs mechanical, aerospace, and manufacturing engineers at all levels of experience from entry level to highly qualified.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering, with a focus in aerospace, mechanical, or manufacturing.
Associate level requires a bachelor's degree in engineering.
General level requires a bachelor's degree in engineering plus 5+ years' experience.
Senior level requires a bachelor's degree in engineering plus 10+ years' experience.
Excellent technical writing and documentation skills.
Familiarity with environmental regulations and best practices, including hazardous materials, hazardous waste management, air quality, and water quality.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with internal teams, contractors, and vendors.
Detail-oriented with a commitment to accuracy and quality.
Experience in a manufacturing environment.

Nice To Haves

Strong hands-on experience with composites.

Responsibilities

Generating Assembly Manufacturing Instruction Documentation (MID) and reviewing with Program Manager and Quality Engineer for approval.
Working with the Production Coordinators to ensure that production schedules are maintained, materials are available to support the schedules.
Working with Operations to ensure that production schedules are maintained.
Identifying to the Program Manager any resource requirements needed to complete projects on time and within budget.
Direct customer communications as needed including teleconferences, Manufacturing Readiness Reviews (MRR's), customer visits, etc.
Support for Bids and Proposals, including labor and material estimates.
Properly setting up a project in the Manufacturing Computer System. This includes Part Number Maintenance (et.al.) and accurate Bills of Materials).
Generating all project Requests to Purchase (RTP's) (or review and approve Manufacturing Resources Planning (MRP-generated Buy Reports). This includes routing RTP's for approval through Quality, PC, PM, and Purchasing.
Generating and maintaining "piece-part" routers for simple parts (i.e. clean/prime, machined parts, etc.)
Follow all safety protocols, guidelines, and regulations.