Manufacturing Engineer (Process Engineer)

McCloskey Partners•Telford, PA

25d•Hybrid

About The Position

A Company located in Telford, PA is seeking a hybrid Manufacturing Engineer with a heavy focus on Process Engineering and a support focus on Quality Engineering. The Engineer will lead the improvement of product quality and process efficiency through data in the manufacturing environment following continuous improvement methodologies. You will be responsible for root cause analyses up to defining process parameters and implementing process changes. You will work under the Director of Manufacturing while also closely working alongside the Production and the Quality Departments to ensure product quality.

Requirements

3-5 years of hands-on shop based experience in Mechanical engineering, Manufacturing engineering or Industrial engineering is required.
Strong understanding of manufacturing fabrication processes and the ability to interpret complex technical drawings and blueprints.
Proficiency with CAD/CAM software and standard Microsoft office tools.
Proven ability to diagnose mechanical or process-related issues and implement effective, permanent solutions
Skilled in writing and maintaining SOPs and process flow charts.
Experience managing projects and cross functional teams with a strong emphasis on constant clear communication.
Strong ability to collaborate with quality, production and engineering to bridge the gap in a fast paced environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience with manual and CNC machining, programming, fixturing and tooling is a major plus.
Experience with CMM/Keyence measurement systems is a plus.
General knowledge of requirements, implementation, and audits for ISO or a comparable standard is preferred.

Responsibilities

Design and implement optimizations for production.
Lead the transition of products from engineering to production by establishing proper tooling/fixturing, workflows, documentation and training.
Serve as the primary technical point of contact for the shop floor.
Resolve real-time manufacturing challenges as they arise.
Address equipment performance, preventative maintenance, material issues, and structural challenges to minimize downtime.
Identify, specify, and implement new machinery and custom tooling within budget and scope as defined by management.
Drive the adoption of manufacturing aids and fixtures to improve repeatability, reduce manual intervention, and improve safety.
Work closely with production in on boarding new equipment and tooling to ensure repeatability after hand-off.
Execute initiatives to improve cycle times, reduce waste and improve shop floor organization.
Utilize data through Six Sigma methodologies to identify manufacturing bottlenecks and implement lean methodologies to streamline the movement of materials and information.
Develop and maintain high-quality manufacturing documentation, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), process flow diagrams, and detailed work instructions that ensure technical requirements are met consistently.
Work with Quality and Production to ensure all documentation meets ISO 9001 and will be adopted by personnel.
Support the Quality department by ensuring shop processes can meet ISO 9001 standards.
Perform QE activities like root cause analysis (Fishbone, 5 Whys), analyze data using statistical tools (JASP) and assist in all non-conformance investigations.
Collaborate with the engineering design team to provide "Design for Manufacturability" (DFM) feedback on new and existing products.