Manufacturing Engineer (onsite)

Johnson Controls•Salem, OR

1d•$85,000 - $105,000•Onsite

About The Position

We're hiring! Johnson Controls is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer responsible for providing engineering support for products released to manufacturing, and assist in the transition of new products from engineering to manufacturing for our JCI-Synchrony Engineering team! This position is onsite at our Salem, VA, facility. Candidates must be commuting distance or be able to relocate.

Requirements

5+ years experience in a manufacturing environment.
2 year technical degree required
5+ years experience with parametric solid modeling tools such as ProE, SolidWorks or Unigraphics.
5+ years experience in design and fabrication of tooling and fixtures for manufacturing applications
Extensive experience with the principles and use of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.

Nice To Haves

Experience with rotating machinery.
Magnetic bearing experience
Experience in machining; familiarity with a variety of machining tools, including mills, lathes, CNC equipment, etc.
4 year engineering degree

Responsibilities

Maintain a safe working environment and a commitment to safety excellence.
Develop and fabricate fixtures and tooling for manufacture of magnetic bearings and related electronics assemblies and assembly of motors and VFDs.
Implement manufacturing process improvement to maximize efficiency and cost.
Act as machine shop consultant and assist with machining processes as needed.
Support QA in the area of mechanical measurement techniques and support incoming and in-process inspection as required.
Act as an Engineering resource for design guidance and transition to manufacturing.
Develop, release and maintain Manufacturing Work Instructions and revise as needed.
Automate current manufacturing processes to reduce cost and improve as-produced product quality.
Represent Manufacturing in Engineering design reviews and provide input to Engineering on manufacturability of new designs.
Support the resolution of supplier quality issues as they relate to manufacturing.