Manufacturing Engineer (Open to recent grads/NC Programming/Lathe/Machining)-MW

Manufacturing Engineer (Open to recent grads/NC Programming/Lathe/Machining)-MW

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Location: East Moline, IL, 61244 (Onsite)
Pay rate:

• $35/hr - $39/hr (For more than 2+ years of exp)
• $30/hr - $32/hr (Recent Grads)

Shift Hours: 1st shift (7 am to 3:30 pm). Overtime is likely, weekend and before shift starts.


This position is eligible for incremental, progressive retention bonuses at every 90 days for the first year on assignment. Retention bonuses are forfeited for those who do not complete their assignments or end assignments early. Subject to review.


Requirement:

• Bachelor's degree in Ag Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, related technical degree or equivalent working experience.
• Proficient with 3D CAD and CAM software (TDM, FeatureCAM, Pro/NC and/or Vericut) or equivalent
• Proficient with NC Programming
• Proficient with Lathes and Machining Centers in the areas of steel or iron machining
• In-depth understanding of tooling and tooling systems
• Good computer and office software skills
• Experience with in-process gauging
• Experience with multi-axis machining

What Makes You Stand Out:

• Excellent communication skills
• High attention to detail
• Motivation and Initiative
• Background in Robotic/Automation

Job Description: Weld Manufacturing Engineer

• Develop machining processes for new and existing parts
• Develop CNC machining programs using CAM Software
• Support projects that introduce new CNC equipment into the factory from planning through beginning production
• Support, plan and implement CNC processes for product development
• Develop complex NC machining processes
• Work with maintenance production and engineering to communicate and resolve issues
• Support order fulfillment in troubleshooting daily issues
• Develop and implement new NC machining processes and perishable tooling improvements
• Innovate and implement processes for cost reduction, quality and safety improvements
• Develop and test new processes and technologies through creating a plan and executing
• Understand principles of manufacturing tooling, tool design and quality.
• Understanding of GD and T, product modeling and print interpretation.
• Develop and maintain the NC groups archival and documentation resources