Manufacturing Engineer

Summary

The Manufacturing Engineer supports the Production operation by driving
improvements and resolving issues related to components, equipment, and
processes related to manufacturing coaxial cable assemblies and connectors. The
Manufacturing Engineer will work in concert with Operations and Quality to
assure efficient manufacturing with the goal of top level on-time delivery and
product quality performance.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Ownership of the efficient operation of connector and cable assembly
production processes
Review/troubleshoot/improve documentation related to manufacturing and
testing of RF coaxial cable assemblies and connectors.
Identify root cause product failures during manufacturing.
Implement process improvements to correct manufacturing inefficiencies and
failures.
Provide analysis and solutions to complex material screening and sorting
issues.
Design/develop tooling and fixtures to support production needs.
Provide training for processes and equipment as required.
Ensure compliance with internal and customer standards, processes, and
procedures.
Research and identify opportunities to implement automation where practical.

Qualifications/Requirements

BS in an Engineering discipline or equivalent experience
Excellent problem-solving skills
Prior experience implementing engineering change projects.
Eager ownership, "get it done" attitude, and willingness to be hands-on.
Knowledge of Lean Principles
Proficient with Microsoft Office and SolidWorks
Experience interpreting detailed technical drawings and specifications.
Experience with machining, cutting, soldering, and welding operations.
Cable assembly or electronics manufacturing preferred; RF experience a plus.
Skilled in tools such as CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Action) and DOE
(Design of Experiments)
Experience with aerospace industry standards such as AS9100 and spaceflight
manufacturing requirements.