Manufacturing Engineer I, II or Sr.

MicroPort•Arlington, TN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

At MicroPort, we are dedicated to improving patient lives through innovative medical solutions. We are seeking motivated and talented individuals to join our dynamic and inclusive company. As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will play a crucial role in the planning, development, and execution of manufacturing processes. You will lead projects to determine optimal fabrication methods, develop manufacturing procedures, perform process validations, and track project progress. This role also involves supporting development projects for Design for Manufacturability (DFM), integrating new manufacturing technologies like additive manufacturing, driving cost improvements, conducting Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA), and achieving product cost objectives.

Requirements

Broad background and knowledge of many manufacturing processes.
Experience with CNC machining, manual machining, metal finishing/grinding, and assembly.
Working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems.
Familiarity with 3D models.
Thorough knowledge of GD&T.
Knowledge of the manufacturing equipment/processes in the plant.
CNC Programming knowledge required.
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology or related discipline.
For I: Minimum of 2 years in a manufacturing engineering position in a machine shop environment.
For II: Minimum of 4 years in a manufacturing engineering position in a machine shop environment.
For Sr.: Minimum of 5 years in a manufacturing engineering position in a machine shop environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Additive Manufacturing (3D printing).
Experience with production automation.

Responsibilities

Create router steps, CNC part programs, work instructions, and bill of materials for designed parts and assemblies based on engineering prints.
Conduct process validations, make process adjustments, and complete PFMEAs.
Understand tooling and fixturing requirements for manufacturing various products.
Identify, define, and execute cost improvement projects (CIPs) to reduce cost, scrap, or waste, and/or increase manufacturing productivity.
Lead cross-functional CIP teams, understand product cost analysis, and track progress against project schedules.
Handle multiple projects and manage priorities to achieve project objectives.
Assist other engineers, engineering technicians, and operators with equipment and process operations.
Collaborate with R&D (design engineers) on the manufacturability of new products.
Investigate and diagnose manufacturing process/equipment issues, develop plans, and implement solutions to resolve problems.