Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Mainstream Engineering•Rockledge, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to develop and implement fabrication and assembly processes to transition new products from R&D to production. This position is primarily geared towards products in low-rate production that consist of high-precision components and/or complex system architectures. This position will also assist in setup and process implementation for transitioning of higher-rate items to the full-scale production team and well as assist with current commercial and military product manufacturing.

Requirements

BS in Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering with GPA not less than 3.3
Minimum 5 years' experience
US Citizenship required due to strict ITAR regulations

Nice To Haves

Setting up new product assembly lines
Design of production tooling/fixtures for quality and assembly consistency
Developing assembly work instructions
Use of production travelers for process tracking and traceability
General knowledge of various fabrication/manufacturing processes such as: CNC machining, sheet metal cutting/forming, injection molding, rotational molding, tube assembly fabrication
DFM
GD&T

Responsibilities

Guide junior manufacturing, industrial, and process engineers
Plan, design and implement manufacturing and assembly processes for new product development
Work with design engineers to determine critical-to-function features and determine best methods to ensure quality and reliability while maintaining ease of manufacturing/assembly
Review detailed fabrication and assembly drawings for accuracy and tolerances
Determine parts, equipment, and tools needed to achieve manufacturing goals according to product specifications
Design tooling and fixturing for production and quality control
Develop and optimize process flow and work instructions
Support low volume production to verify achievement of process plans and targets for quality, safety, efficiency, and cost
Maximize production efficiency by analyzing layout of equipment, workflow, assembly methods, and work force utilization
Identify equipment/resource constraints and opportunities