Junior Manufacturing Engineer

Junior Manufacturing Engineer BlackSea Technologies 1850 Frankfurst Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21226 $31.57 - $53.25 an hour $31.57 - $53.25 an hour

Description:

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(Please do not apply if you are not) Company Introduction At BlackSea Technologies, we don't just innovate; we revolutionize. We are a close-knit team of creative and innovative thinkers specializing in full lifecycle development of cutting-edge maritime technology. At BlackSea, you won't just find a job; you'll find a community of experts who aspire to solve diverse and complex challenges. Be part of a company where your ideas matter, your expertise is valued, and your contributions make a real impact. Together, we are not just sailing; we are charting a course to push boundaries of what's possible. Salary Range - $31.57 -$53.25 an hour

Position Description:

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for providing technical expertise and support for various programs, with a primary focus on Small USV production. The Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for a variety of tasks associated with transitioning the product from a low volume initial production rate to full-scale production. List of responsibilities include (but are not limited to): Integrates new products into the production line including developing and red-lining Bills of Material (BOMs), technical drawings, work instructions, and job travelers from engineering technical packages. Successfully maintains and updates BOMs, technical drawings, work instructions and job travelers through the engineering change order process. Solves complex technical problems in a timely manner, with a high success rate. Working with members of the purchasing, manufacturing, quality and engineering teams to successfully execute build-to-print projects, suggesting design for manufacturing improvements that help meet cost and schedule and manufacturing requirements. Assists in preparing quotes and proposals, works to plan and scope new production projects, including defining materials, personnel, equipment and schedules Works with purchasing team and vendors to ensure build-to-print drawings are understood, and quality/ accuracy and certifications are met for subassemblies. Troubleshoots complex vendor issues Supports RCCA and Corrective Action Processes with the Quality Manager Other tasks as assigned?

Travel:

Candidates should expect to occasionally coordinate and participate in travel events. Typical travel is < 10% and within the United States.?

Requirements:

Required Skills/Education 3+ years of experience Either a Bachelor's of Science in a relevant engineering field, or a relevant certification such as: Certified Manufacturing Engineer (CMfgE) - Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) or Certified Manufacturing Technician (CMfgT) Years of experience may be substituted for degree. Experience working with engineering drawings, BOMs, work instructions and other technical documents Self-directed, actively seeks out tasking and works to keep production flow and process improvement work ongoing Excellent organizational skills and the ability to develop and use project tracking tools like Excel or Microsoft project Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. The ability to communicate both at the customer and the technician level. Desired Skills/Education (but not required to be considered for hire) Previous experience coordinating high-volume build-to-print projects Experience or interest in maritime activities, structures, and/or vehicles? Experience coordinating and working with machine shops, welders, fabrication technicians, and other engineering staff, including electrical and controls engineers? An existing US Government security clearance would be helpful but is not required Technical curiosity and the desire to conceptualize, design, build and test a wide range of ever-evolving projects being implemented from the seafloor to aerospace systems? Lean Six-Sigma cert. Project Management Professional cert. PE or quality certifications from American Society for Quality