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Forward Deployed Integration Engineer
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What they do
A CNC and Machining Manufacturing Engineer programs, maintains, repairs and tests programmable instrumentation (CNC) that uses letters, numbers and symbols to automate machine operating processes within high precision engineering manufacturing environment. Often work within the electronics, automotive, aerospace, and optical industries.
$87,256 / year median in Colorado
+6% projected growth
Job Description
About This Role:
Join a well-funded, early-stage aerospace and defense manufacturing company that acquires established precision machine shops and transforms them into modern, technology-enabled operations. The company supports leading aerospace, defense, space, and maritime customers and is building a growing portfolio of advanced manufacturing businesses. This role embeds directly inside newly acquired facilities and owns much of the approximately nine-month post-acquisition integration and operating transformation.WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Embed at newly acquired machine shops as the primary technical and operational point of contact during post-close integrations.
- Manage the flow of critical aerospace and defense components from planning and raw materials through machining, inspection, delivery, and issue resolution.
- Implement lean manufacturing practices and drive adoption of the company's purpose-built manufacturing operating platform.
- Identify and execute improvements to equipment effectiveness, cycle times, quality, workflow, and production capacity.
- Build trust with machinists, engineers, quality teams, and facility leadership while turning lessons learned into a repeatable integration playbook.
Requirements:
All of the following will be required for a candidate to advance to an interview:- 3-7 years of experience in a machine shop, manufacturing, production engineering, or similarly hands-on industrial environment, including at least two years of direct shop-floor experience.
- Strong understanding of GD&T and the ability to solve complex manufacturing-planning and production problems.
- Experience with relevant tools or processes such as CNC milling or turning, CAD/CAM, CMM programming, G-code, manufacturing ERP systems, lean manufacturing, or AS9100D.
- Demonstrated ability to independently drive change and execute in a resource-constrained startup, small-business, or high-ownership manufacturing environment.
Pay:
$150,000.00- $200,000.