Manufacturing Engineer (all genders) - Mechanical Systems

Design for Manufacturing & Assembly (DfM/DfA)

• Assessment of the design with regard to manufacturability and assemblability
• Technical interface between Design Engineering and Production
• Incorporation of manufacturing improvements and industrial requirements into the product design

Manufacturing Process Planning

• Definition of manufacturing and assembly processes
• Creation of Job Cards and Manufacturing Instructions
• Definition of an efficient and logical manufacturing and assembly sequence

Shopfloor Support & Troubleshooting

• Providing technical support to Production
• Supporting the resolution of non-conformities and technical production issues
• Providing first-level support for production testing activities

Quality & Process Planning

• Translation of design requirements into controlled and quality-assured manufacturing processes
• Quality planning for assembly processes, based on Design Requirements and Process FMEAs, among others
• Ensuring alignment between Manufacturing Instructions and released design data

Technical Supplier Management

• Acting as the technical focal point for Tier 1 suppliers to verify manufacturing plans and production rate readiness
• Acting as a Field Representative in the event of a risk to assembly line continuity
• Supporting suppliers throughout the industrialization process

Configuration & Traceability

• Ensuring the traceability of parts, materials, assemblies, and configuration changes
• Ensuring consistency between As-Planned and As-Built configurations

Airworthiness & Compliance

• Ensuring that released design data is correctly transferred into manufacturing processes and documentation
• Ensuring that relevant airworthiness and compliance requirements are appropriately reflected in manufacturing documentation