Mechanical Engineer Sr - E3

Standard Job Description

As the Mechanical Review Board Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting the production programs by identifying and resolving production issues, defects, and failures. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to develop and implement viable solutions, often in time-sensitive situations. You may also support new design/development activities and test missile work, including responding to hardware change requests and preparing/implementing engineering changes thru release.

Your responsibilities will include:
Participate as a key member in the Material Review Board (MRB) process, including reviewing non-conforming hardware for performance impacts, identify appropriate root cause and ensure corrective action is taken to prevent recurrence

Coordinate effort within the Mechanical, Quality and Manufacturing team

Support weekly meetings to review status to leadership

Basic Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university in an Engineering related field

Comprehensive understanding of mechanical design engineering principles and demonstrated knowledge of industry practices

Knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing in accordance with ASME Y14.5 and ability to perform complex detailed part and subsystem tolerance analysis

Have the ability to interpret and modify engineering drawings, documents, parts lists and specifications

Have the ability to work with minimal oversight or supervision

Have the ability to lead investigative efforts and report status to interdisciplinary teams

Have the ability to perform root cause and corrective action analysis, identify and evaluate hardware discrepancies, test failures, and provide engineering dispositions for those discrepancies determined to be defects in a fast-paced production environment

Desired Skills

Experience with Microsoft Office Suite.

Previous Material Review Board experience

Experienced with Windchill PLM and SAP

Creo/Catia design software or similar experience

Knowledge of composites, electronics assemblies or coating processes

Experience in a manufacturing setting including interactions with floor supervisors, technicians, and inspectors.