Manufacturing Engineer - 2nd Shift

BAE Systems•West Manchester Township, PA

3d•$72,150 - $122,655•Onsite

About The Position

BAE Systems is seeking a Manufacturing Floor Support Engineering II for 2nd shift. In this position, you will be supporting the Combat Mission Systems (CMS) Business at our York, PA facility. This position will report onsite in support of production, business, and other processes in a team-based manufacturing environment. The selected candidate will spend most of their time, up to 90%, on the shop floor resolving manufacturing-related issues and providing technical support on a variety of technical tasks across three main areas: Fabrication, Assembly, and Garage. As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will provide floor support to these areas, including: Fabrication: providing engineering support for welding fabrication processes, troubleshooting welding issues, and implementing process improvements to optimize production workflows. Assembly: supporting assembly line operations, resolving issues related to production workflows, equipment, and processes, and implementing improvements to increase efficiency and productivity. Garage: providing technical assistance and guidance on maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) activities, including diagnostic troubleshooting and repair of complex systems and equipment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree (Engineering or Technical discipline i.e. mechanical/electrical engineering or engineering technology)
Can work independently with minimal guidance
Effective communication skills
Capable of working with current computer applications, CAD programs, and model manipulation
Ability to solve technical problems that require a professional level of engineering knowledge and manufacturing processes
Ability to work well in a team environment
Ability to interface with customer (both internal and external)

Nice To Haves

Experience with assembly line operations and garage maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities is a plus
Hands-on floor support experience, working with shop employees
Experience in root cause/corrective action- preventive action
Knowledge of Engineering concepts, practices, drawing standards, procedures, and processes
Basic knowledge of inspection processes is a plus
Practice of lean / 6 sigma concepts as applied to manufacturing is a plus
Familiarity with relevant military and commercial weld standards is a plus
Knowledge of drilling / machining operations a plus

Responsibilities

Providing engineering support for welding fabrication processes in the manufacturing of combat products
Applying basic knowledge of the design of organization's products and technology to solve moderately complex and clearly defined engineering problems. Selecting the best method or process from several existing alternatives
Analyzing and interpreting design specifications, drawings, documentation, models, and/or test results to ensure technical designs comply with applicable engineering standards, military specifications, and product requirements
Developing concepts, design change recommendations, rework/ repair instructions
Supporting standard and non-standard weld repairs as necessary
Recommending process changes and implementing process improvements
Investigating root cause/corrective actions for fabrication, assembly, and garage-related issues
Utilizing knowledge of metallurgy and material weld-ability
Developing / contributing to the creation of welding standards and specifications
Developing and making revisions to existing documentation, providing input for technical documentation, papers, and presentations / may deliver technical presentations
Applying basic lean/six sigma principles to drive improvements to production processes