Manufacturing Engineer

Winchester Interconnect•Peabody, MA

10d•$95,000 - $100,000

About The Position

Our mission is to inspire the most innovative team, designing and delivering interconnect solutions that empower customers to shape the future. How do we do that? We focus on our people. We’re committed to engaging talent of all experiences, skill sets, backgrounds, and walks of life. Come be a part of a great story! As our Manufacturing Engineer, you will be a part of a knowledgeable and well-diverse engineering team who loves to have fun and get stuff done! You will be key in process development, process improvements, and tooling/fixture designs. You will support our manufacturing capabilities and collaborate across Winchester in a way that leads by example, exhibits empathy, ensures task ownership, uses data to make decisions, and puts the customer first.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or minimum 3 years directly related RF coax connector and cable assembly and manufacturing experience
DFM (Design for Manufacture) & DFA (Design for Assembly) - Proven ability to follow designs from release through manufacture
Working knowledge of SolidWorks CAD platform
Excellent electrical mechanical assembly skills
Experience operating RF/Microwave test equipment such as Network Analyzers, HiPot Testers, etc. a plus
Working knowledge of SolidWorks CAD platform
Working knowledge of specifications, regulations, and compliance requirements as they pertain to RF/Microwave connector and cable industry (i.e. military specifications, RoHS, UL, Plenum, etc.) a plus

Responsibilities

Provide tooling/fixture and process designs to ensure manufacturability, performance, quality, and cost expectations of cable, cable assembly, and connector product lines
Develop and document manufacturing processes and procedures
Provide manufacturability input (DFA, DFM) on new product designs and NBOs for on-time execution of NPI projects to performance, cost, and quality expectations
In conjunction with the Ops team, assess and plan for manufacturing capabilities to support on-time execution of NPI projects to performance, quality, and cost expectations
Support QA, operations, and production to resolve issues in a timely manner for existing and new products and processes
Utilization of ERP, Salesforce, KissFlow, QT9, and other system tools
Team Culture and Talent Development - Champion the Winchester culture and set clear goals
You will work closely with operations, quality, and materials to positively impact the business by helping to resolve manufacturability issues to support accurate, on-time execution of new and existing products to our customers.
Guide assembly and test processes
Consider the customer impact with all courses of action
Design new processes and manufacturing techniques to solve customer problems and win new business
Support a culture of continuous improvement and customer-centricity
Identify, evaluate, and implement product/process DFA/M changes for continuous improvement of existing products