6 optics manufacturing engineer jobs found

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer (ME) - Level 2 for the Manufacturing Engineering team which is responsible for designing and optimizing production processes, equipment, and material‑handling solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer (ME) - Level 2 you will be responsible for creating efficient manufacturing layouts, improving machine utilization, and ensuring product quality through data‑driven methods. Your responsibilities will include: Design manufacturing processes, procedures, and floor layouts for assemblies, equipment installation, and material handling. Optimize machine arrangements and develop operation sequences to maximize efficiency and productivity. Specify tooling and equipment requirements, incorporate inspection and test criteria, and advise on statistical process control integration. Evaluate machinery performance, initiate corrective actions, and provide design input to engineering for...

Description: You will be the Chief Manufacturing Engineer - Producibility Owner - Level 6 for the Production Engineering team which is responsible for establishing and advancing producibility across the AMMM portfolio. What You Will Be Doing As the Chief Manufacturing Engineer - Producibility Owner - Level 6 you will be responsible for defining the Producibility Program, guiding design‑for‑manufacturability, and leading change‑control activities that enable high‑rate production. Your responsibilities will include: Establish and drive the Producibility Program, integrating shaping, deployment, and design‑for‑manufacturability with Design and Quality Engineering. Lead the Manufacturing Change Control Board (MCCB) as chair, overseeing configuration control and change‑management for all tooling and process updates. Partner with OpsTech to identify and implement technology‑integration opportunities that enhance producibility. Serve as the primary liaison...

Description: You will be the Chief Tool Engineer - Digitization Owner - Level 6 for the Production Engineering team which is responsible for advancing tool‑digitization and innovative tooling solutions across the AMMM portfolio. What You Will Be Doing As the Chief Tool Engineer - Digitization Owner - Level 6 you will be responsible for leading tool‑digitization initiatives, driving cost‑effective tooling designs, and coordinating cross‑functional teams to ensure production success. Your responsibilities will include: Serve as the Tool Digitization Owner, establishing strategy and overseeing implementation across Production Engineering. Lead development of innovative tooling solutions that reduce span, cost, and cycle time while applying cutting‑edge design principles. Chair the Manufacturing Change Control Board (MCCB) and manage configuration control for all tooling assets. Partner with the Chief Manufacturing Engineer to integrate tool design into...

Description: You will be the Sr. NC Programmer - Level 3 for the CNC Programming team which is responsible for developing and maintaining numeric‑control programs that support high‑precision aerospace production. What You Will Be Doing As the Sr. NC Programmer - Level 3 you will be responsible for creating, optimizing, and sustaining CNC code that drives critical manufacturing equipment. Your responsibilities will include: Develop and validate NC programs for milling, turning, and drilling operations, ensuring compliance with engineering drawings and tolerances. Analyze machining results, troubleshoot process issues, and implement corrective actions to improve cycle time and part quality. Maintain and update machine parameters, tool libraries, and post‑processors to reflect new part designs and technology upgrades. Provide technical guidance and training to junior programmers and shop‑floor operators on best‑practice coding techniques....

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 for the Electrical Pre‑Planning Team which is responsible for initiating manufacturing planning activities and establishing the foundation for successful product‑interface execution. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 you will be responsible for leading early‑stage planning for new product introductions and translating electrical design requirements into actionable manufacturing plans. Your responsibilities will include: Lead the early‑stage planning process, defining manufacturing requirements and aligning them with product design. Create pre‑plans that cover tooling needs, material flow, and labor‑charging requirements to set realistic execution targets. Partner with electrical engineering, design engineering, supply‑chain, quality, and production teams to capture interface requirements and close design‑to‑manufacturing gaps....

Description: You will be the Tool Engineering Lifecycle Lead - Level 4 for the Tool Engineering team which is responsible for guiding tool‑engineering activities that support AMMM production operations. What You Will Be Doing As the Tool Engineering Lifecycle Lead - Level 4 you will be responsible for providing guidance, development and mentorship to Tool Engineers delivering floor, vendor and feeder‑plant support for AMMM production. Your responsibilities will include: Provide guidance and development for Tool Engineers delivering floor, vendor and feeder‑plant support for AMMM production operations. Work closely with Production to develop new tools, repair existing tools, perform root‑cause analysis and implement corrective actions that improve quality and productivity. Serve as functional lead, mentor and trainer to current and newly hired tooling engineers. Create and update tool designs; develop and refine tooling processes and procedures....