Components - Manufacturing Engineer - Watertown, CT

The Manufacturing Engineer will create, edit, and troubleshoot CNC code for both turned and milled products, with hands-on experience in CNC milling and lathes, including tool setting, fixture setup, and program adjustments. They will develop multi-step manufacturing processes, ensure product quality through inspections, and apply GD&T, Lean practices, and problem-solving techniques to resolve process issues independently.

Client Details

My client is a trusted provider of precision machined components and assemblies for industries like defense, aerospace, medical, and automotive. With over 50 years of experience, they excel in process innovation and quality, utilizing advanced CNC machining to deliver high-precision products for critical applications.

Description

Responsibilities:

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues in manufacturing processes.
• Identify and address processes that produce substandard or non-compliant products, or require excessive maintenance.
• Assist in the development of efficient and functional manufacturing processes.
• Support the design of manufacturing steps that maximize product efficiency.
• Create and modify CNC programs, utilizing both manual 'G-code' programming and CAM software.
• Develop and update CNC programs using both manual coding and CAM software.
• Contribute to the development of effective inspection processes.
• Help design inspection methods and gauges for new or modified components and processes.
• Lead Continuous Improvement efforts on existing processes.
• Investigate problematic processes, identify issues, and implement countermeasures using LEAN tools.
• Collaborate effectively with colleagues at all levels to resolve issues and enhance processes.
• Work closely with staff to ensure new or modified processes have a positive impact on the organization.
• Support the design of multi-step manufacturing processes that meet customer specifications and economic constraints.
• Utilize CAM software effectively, with proficiency in SolidWorks and SURFCAM.

Profile

Ideal Candidate:

• At least 5 years of experience in a CNC machining environment.
• A self-motivated and proactive individual.
• 5 years of hands-on experience working with CNC lathes and mills.
• Ability to take full ownership of a project and drive it to successful completion.
• Strong understanding of GD&T principles.
• Proficient in editing 'G-code' CNC programs both manually and using CAM software, at the machine and remotely.
• Expertise in MS Office products.
• Familiarity with Lean manufacturing principles.
• Experience with variable CNC programming is a plus.
• Experience with Okuma and Fanuc CNC controls is beneficial.

Job Offer

What's To Offer:

• Attractive compensation with room for financial advancement.
• Comprehensive health and wellness coverage.
• Growth-focused career development and mentorship opportunities.
• Dynamic and collaborative workplace culture.
• Exposure to advanced technologies and ongoing learning support.
• Engagement in impactful and forward-thinking projects.

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