Manufacturing Engineer II

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As Manufacturing Engineer II, you will plan and develop a manufacturing process. You must determine the optimum fabrication methods, develop procedures, perform process validations, and track progress toward completion of a project.

• Using engineering prints, the engineer must be able to prepare router steps, CNC part programs, work instructions and bill of materials for designed parts and assemblies.
• Conduct process capability studies and adjust the process accordingly.
• Understand tooling and fixturing requirements needed to manufacture the product.
• Investigate or troubleshoot manufacturing issues and develop and implement solutions to these problems.
• Assist other engineers, engineering technicians and operators on equipment and process operations.
• Track projects to completion. Handle multiple projects.
• Work with design engineers on the manufacturability of new products. Experienced knowledge using geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
• Use of CAD/CAM to produce CNC part programs.
• Develop cost analysis for new products and process improvements.
• Overall good working knowledge with the majority of the machine tools in the plant.
• Develop and track cost savings ideas and participate in scrap reduction projects.

Other duties may be assigned and can change at any time with or without notice.

We might be a great match if you are knowledgeable in many manufacturing processes, such as CNC machining, manual machining and grinding. You must have a working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems.

Required: High School Diploma or GED

Preferred: Bachelor's Degree

Minimum of 4 years' experience in a manufacturing engineering position & minimum of 4 years' experience in a machine shop environment.

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