Manufacturing Engineer - 2nd Shift

Carrier•Indianapolis, IN

10d•$64,500 - $129,500•Onsite

About The Position

The Indianapolis manufacturing plant has an opportunity to become a key contributor to the overall Operations team. In this role as a Manufacturing Engineer, you’ll be responsible for troubleshooting, modifying, and acquiring equipment in a fast paced, high-volume manufacturing plant. We are looking for candidates with 2+ years of technical experience, whether in manufacturing or other industries, who excel at fostering collaboration, achieving results, analyzing data, and decision making. Your transferable skills and fresh perspectives are highly valued, as we recognize the strength of diverse backgrounds. This role offers significant opportunities to grow your career with Carrier and take on greater leadership responsibilities within a global organization.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree
2+ years of experience in Manufacturing, Operations or Engineering
Must be willing to work the first or second shift as well as required overtime.

Nice To Haves

Experience within a fast paced manufacturing environment.
Experience with A/B Control Logix 5000, Siemens S7 PLC’s, various VFD motor controls.
Experience with pneumatic and hydraulic controls.
Energetic, hands-on; able to drive change and continuous improvement.
Experience applying Six Sigma/Lean manufacturing principles.
Demonstrated ability to foster positive relationships with production employees, peers and manufacturing management.
Ability to work with minimal guidance and direction.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Experience in a union environment is preferred.
Strong computer and system skills, including AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Respond urgently to plant issues and emergencies, acting as the technical expert during unplanned events and drive implementation of effective corrective and preventative actions.
Troubleshoot equipment and tooling issues; providing technical support to maintenance, tool room and production, as requested.
Recommend, specify and implement preventive maintenance procedures.
Plan, coordinate and implement repairs, modifications and improvements to equipment and tooling.
Ensure equipment is properly released to production after preventative maintenance or repairs.
Lead Kaizen events resulting in higher line output and greater efficiency.
Utilize maintenance and tooling management system, purchase order system and various other planning systems.
Innovate and implement cost reduction, quality, safety, and ergonomic improvement ideas for the operations team.
Model and promote adherence to OSHA regulations and Carrier environmental, health and safety policies and initiatives.
Fostering a positive working relationship with union representatives by adhering to the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.