Process Engineer II - 3rd Shift

RTX•Tucson, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

If you’re self-motivated and thrive working with multi-disciplined teams who are committed to innovation and pushing the boundaries of technology, then this might be the perfect job. As a Raytheon Process Engineer, you’ll work to improve processes to maintain efficiency, reduce costs, improve sustainability and safety and maximize profitability. You’re the in-factory materials and process specialist, and your responsibilities will include verifying that Technical Data Package (TDP) shelf-life materials are correctly called out in Manufacturing Data Packages (MDPs) and writing material processing procedures. In addition, you’ll collaborate on integrating process equipment within the factory and you’ll document the equipment’s functionality. As a Process Engineer II, your responsibilities will also include: Quickly addressing production issues related to materials and processes, ensuring root causes of issues are understood and solutions are robust and cost effective Assisting with on-the-job training for materials and processes Actively participating in daily production meetings Collaborating with Factory personnel Notifying the Materials Management Team of any potential materials obsolescence or supply chain interruptions Assisting the Process Engineer working with Materials & Process Engineering (M&PE) to quickly address problem buys and obsolete materials. This includes identifying end users, determining material requirements, finding alternatives (drive testing as needed), ensuring new materials will work in existing processes and using the opportunity to drive to common materials Helping to improve processes utilizing Lean manufacturing techniques to reduce variability, eliminate constraints and provide ongoing process sustainment Helping to drive use of common materials based on allowable requirements on the drawing, utilizing process engineering tools Assisting in creating or editing Manufacturing Procedures Supporting process troubleshooting efforts to quickly and efficiently resolve manufacturing process issues and coordinating with Materials & Process Engineering (M&PE) Labs to do root Cause Corrective Action as required This position involves direct support of manufacturing activities and requires spending time in and around factory areas This is a 3rd Shift Job. This job is posted as ONSITE, and is based at Raytheon’s Tucson, AZ facility.

Requirements

Typically Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) and minimum 2 years of relevant experience.
Experience with manufacturing processes
Experience with project execution
Active and transferable U.S. government issued security clearance is required prior to start date.
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance
Active and existing security clearance required on day 1

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering, Material Science, Manufacturing Engineering or Mechanical Engineering preferred
Experience with materials and material testing
Experience with lean manufacturing
Experience with technical writing
Skilled problem solver and team player
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
A hands-on and self-motivated learner with the ability to work independently and in a group environment

Responsibilities

verifying that Technical Data Package (TDP) shelf-life materials are correctly called out in Manufacturing Data Packages (MDPs)
writing material processing procedures
collaborating on integrating process equipment within the factory
documenting the equipment’s functionality
Quickly addressing production issues related to materials and processes, ensuring root causes of issues are understood and solutions are robust and cost effective
Assisting with on-the-job training for materials and processes
Actively participating in daily production meetings
Collaborating with Factory personnel
Notifying the Materials Management Team of any potential materials obsolescence or supply chain interruptions
Assisting the Process Engineer working with Materials & Process Engineering (M&PE) to quickly address problem buys and obsolete materials. This includes identifying end users, determining material requirements, finding alternatives (drive testing as needed), ensuring new materials will work in existing processes and using the opportunity to drive to common materials
Helping to improve processes utilizing Lean manufacturing techniques to reduce variability, eliminate constraints and provide ongoing process sustainment
Helping to drive use of common materials based on allowable requirements on the drawing, utilizing process engineering tools
Assisting in creating or editing Manufacturing Procedures
Supporting process troubleshooting efforts to quickly and efficiently resolve manufacturing process issues and coordinating with Materials & Process Engineering (M&PE) Labs to do root Cause Corrective Action as required
direct support of manufacturing activities and requires spending time in and around factory areas