Test Engineer in Energetics Manufacturing responsible for developing and executing environmental, structural, dynamic, and static test processes for aerospace components.
Implement and sustain Collins Aerospace CORE operating methodology within the manufacturing site, driving continuous improvement and operational excellence.
Compensation
Competitive compensation package.
Responsibilities
Facilitate and manage manufacturing Goal Alignment strategy
Lead manufacturing site transformation journey in relation to CORE framework
Build and promote a culture of continuous improvement
Direct and coach manufacturing teams in deployment of CORE tools
Supervise correct use of CORE tools
Requirements
Degree qualification in Mechanical / Aerospace Engineering or equivalent
The Equipment Engineering role supports Manufacturing Operations by ensuring equipment availability, reliability, capability, and continuous improvement in a high-volume semiconductor manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Ensure assigned manufacturing equipment is maintained, qualified, and capable of supporting production requirements.
Troubleshoot equipment issues, perform root cause analysis, and drive corrective and preventive actions to minimize downtime and recurrence.
Implement equipment improvement projects focused on reliability, uptime, yield, cycle time, cost, safety, and manufacturability.
Support equipment installation, commissioning, qualification, setup validation, and release to production as applicable.
Assist in troubleshooting equipment issues, documenting findings, and coordinating follow-through actions with engineers, technicians, and production teams.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Computer, or related Engineering discipline
Nice to have: Equipment troubleshooting and diagnostics
Nice to have: Preventive and predictive maintenance
Nice to have: Root cause analysis and corrective action
The Equipment Engineering role supports Manufacturing Operations by ensuring equipment availability, reliability, capability, and continuous improvement in a high-volume semiconductor manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Ensure assigned manufacturing equipment is maintained, qualified, and capable of supporting production requirements.
Troubleshoot equipment issues, perform root cause analysis, and drive corrective and preventive actions to minimize downtime and recurrence.
Implement equipment improvement projects focused on reliability, uptime, yield, cycle time, cost, safety, and manufacturability.
Support equipment installation, commissioning, qualification, setup validation, and release to production as applicable.
Assist in troubleshooting equipment issues, documenting findings, and coordinating follow-through actions with engineers, technicians, and production teams.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Computer, or related Engineering discipline
Nice to have: Equipment troubleshooting and diagnostics
Nice to have: Preventive and predictive maintenance
Nice to have: Root cause analysis and corrective action
Nice to have: Data analysis and engineering documentation
NBRO Aftermarket (AMO) position within Pratt & Whitney’s Aftermarket Organization (AMO) operating out of North Berwick Aero Systems (NBAS), providing exposure to OEM manufacturing, Engineering Design, and Modular Assembly.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is 68,900 USD - 131,100 USD.
Responsibilities
Interface directly with shop floor personnel and have a hand in day-to-day operations including inspection, machining, thermal spray, assembly and more.
Support military and commercial hardware.
Project management and collaboration between Quality, Operations and various Engineering groups.
Interpretation of tech data (Engine Manuals) and implementation of technical requirements into manufacturing work instructions.
Documentation of quality records and compliance to company policies, customer contracts, and aerospace industry standards.
Requirements
Advanced degree in Mechanical Engineering / Manufacturing Engineering / Industrial Engineering or related field
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering / Manufacturing Engineering / Industrial Engineering or related field
Nice to have: Aerospace industry experience
Nice to have: Component repair experience utilizing complex machining in an FAA Repair Station MRO environment
Nice to have: Experience working with Siemens NX or equivalent CAD/CAM programs
Key person in the Finance department responsible for continuous improvement activities, linking to strategic organizational activities.
Responsibilities
Supervise and analyze needs by evaluating costs, benefits, risks, constraints, prerequisites, and dependencies
Facilitate workshops with stakeholders, map current and target processes, and translate needs into clear business, operational, and functional requirements
Document objectives, expected benefits, and solution options; recommend value-added improvements and design solutions with users and teams
Supervise work methods, ensure compliance with policies and standards, and implement necessary controls
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