A Manufacturing Engineer uses technology and engineering to help companies and organizations manufacture products with efficient use of time, resources, and energy.
Manufacturing Engineer Cenergy International Gilbert, AZ Job Details Contract $43 - $50 an hour 20 hours ago Qualifications Tooling Engineering Manufacturing facility experience Continuous improvement CAM programming
Full Job Description Manufacturing Engineer Location:
Gilbert, AZ Schedule:
9/80 Schedule Job Summary We are seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to support machining and fabrication operations. This role will develop manufacturing processes, create work instructions, support CNC/N/C programming, and troubleshoot production issues for complex machined parts and sub-assemblies. Key Responsibilities Develop manufacturing processes and operation sequences. Prepare tooling, gauging, and detailed operation sheets . Develop and prove out CNC/N/C programs . Support production teams with manufacturing and machining issues. Troubleshoot tooling, machine, gauging, heat-treat, and plating issues. Establish setup and run-time standards. Collaborate with Engineering, Quality, Production, Inspection, and vendors. Support process improvement and concurrent engineering initiatives. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field preferred. Manufacturing Engineering experience in a machining/fabrication environment . Ability to read engineering drawings and specifications. Knowledge of machining, tooling, gauging, and manufacturing processes. Strong problem-solving and communication skills. CNC/N/C programming experience preferred.
Pay:
$43.00 - $50.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week Application Question(s): How many years of Manufacturing Engineering experience do you have, and how much of that experience is in machining or fabrication environments? Tell us about your experience developing manufacturing processes, operation sequences, tooling/gauging requirements, and CNC/N/C programs. . Describe a manufacturing problem you have troubleshot involving tooling, machine equipment, gauging, or another production process. How did you identify and resolve the issue?
