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I. Position Summary and Primary Responsibilities
A Manufacturing Engineer Level will support both production and engineering with exploration into production difficulties, analysis, and the recommendation of solutions to ensure proper production flow. Based on engineering and program data, the selected candidate will execute activities to define, implement, and support the manufacturing and assembly methods that enable optimal use of the resources required. The Manufacturing Engineer will work with engineering on solving non-standard problems and will trigger the change process. Less supervision is required and the candidate is called upon to plan and coordinate complex projects (costing, schedules, and writing of reports)
The key working relationships of the Manufacturing Engineer Level:
Report directly to the Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Regularly interact and provide insight and influence at all levels from shop floor associates to business leaders in leading and encouraging best shop practices
Primary Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Establish and maintain manufacturing sequential orders
Identify and perform analysis on critical cycle and takt times
Define and implement optimized line balancing for specific assembly rates
Establish detailed manpower requirements such as work centers, crew type, shift, etc.
Analyze production capacity such as manpower and equipment
Collect, validate, document, and maintain manufacturing data such as workloads, capacity planning, equipment, footprint layouts, etc.
Analyze and revise production standard times
Optimize, establish, and organize work centers considering ergonomics and material flow
Workcenter Flow Cell Layout & Design
Proficiency in tooling design to include fixturing/tooling, go/no-go gauges, and poke-yoke devices to improve productivity, safety, and quality
Identify and participate in Continuous Improvement events
Familiarity of CNC machining, Mechanical, Hydraulic, and Electrical systems.
Assist in developing functional test procedures (FTP) and PFMEA
Machining, Fabrication, and assembly experience and equipment capability knowledge
Basic Materials (Metallurgical) knowledge
Welding (GMAW, SMAW, FCAW) process knowledge. Experience with Tack Tables or Jigs and Fixtures.
Work center Flow Cell Layout & Design
Understanding in Sub-system or Sub-assembly made in work center
Capable to interact with other departments and understand total business view
Drive standardization of processes, production, and product
Flow line production/process sequencing
Qualifications
A.Education or Experience
Bachelors degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering and 0 - 2 years of experience.
3 - 5 years of Manufacturing Engineering experience in lieu of Bachelors degree
LSS Certification Preffered
Working knowledge in a manufacturing environment is essential
Knowledge of mechanical assembly and of flow line manufacture
B.Interpersonal Skills
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical data
Must possess good communication skills, both verbal and written
Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions
Ability to overcome obstacles and pursue alternate methods when required
Ability to work with a diverse group of individuals and identify, lead, and implement improvement ideas
Demonstrated ability to facilitate and partner with cross-functional teams
Must be time-driven, possess a strong product development, and operations attitude
Ability to lead and influence a team members
Work politely and professionally with customers and coworkers
Excellent problem solving skills and the ability to meet deadlines
Strong teamwork and organizational skills is a must have
C.Technical Skills
ERP system (Infor LN is preferred)
Team Center and Team Center Manufacturing is a plus
Microsoft Office
Experience with reading and understanding engineering design drafts along with engineering and production bills of materials.
CAD (Solid Edge or Creo is preferred)
