Electromechanical Manufacturing Engineer

Electromechanical Manufacturing Engineer

We are looking for a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer to support the Systems Manufacturing Group (SMG), which builds complex electro-mechanical assemblies and systems.

The ideal candidate is strong in electrical assembly, system integration, troubleshooting, build documentation, and production support. This is a floor-oriented role that works closely with technicians, engineering, quality, purchasing, and production leadership.

This is not a pure design role. It is a manufacturing engineering role for someone who can help SMG build better, safer, and more repeatable systems.

• Support SMG production builds from release through final assembly and test.
• Troubleshoot electrical and electro-mechanical production issues involving wiring, sensors, solenoids, power supplies, grounding, controls, pneumatics, vacuum systems, heaters, and interlocks.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, cable and harness drawings, mechanical drawings, BOMs, and customer specifications.
• Create and improve work instructions, test procedures, checklists, troubleshooting guides, and as-built documentation.
• Support BOM review, redline markups, revision control, ECNs/ECOs, NCRs, and production issue closure.
• Assist with NPI, first-build readiness, and production readiness for SMG assemblies.
• Contribute to practical production improvements such as fixtures, assembly aids, test setups, cable routing improvements, tooling, and process changes.
• Help improve safety, quality, repeatability, build flow, and efficiency in SMG.

• Hands-on experience with electro-mechanical assembly or systems integration.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Strong electrical troubleshooting skills in a production environment.
• Experience supporting manufacturing floor issues in a high-mix environment.
• Experience creating or improving manufacturing documentation.
• Working knowledge of 24 VDC controls, relays, interlocks, E-stops, power supplies, sensors, grounding, and machine safety concepts.
• Clear communication with production, engineering, quality, purchasing, and customer-facing teams.
• Calm, organized, floor-oriented, and respectful of technicians and production staff.
• Able to document fixes, not just solve one-time problems.
• Able to drive issues to closure without blame.

• Background in semiconductor equipment, contract manufacturing, medical or life science equipment, automation, capital equipment, or complex electro-mechanical systems.
• Electrical panel layout, cable routing, harness build, or point-to-point wiring experience.
• Functional test, power-up, continuity testing, system acceptance testing, or test engineering experience.
• PLC I/O familiarity.
• Exposure to heaters, thermal controls, flow switches, interlocks, sensors, motors, and solenoids.
• ERP/MRP experience, preferably Epicor or similar.
• CAD software, especially Solid Works.
• Root cause analysis and corrective action experience.
• Experience supporting first-build reviews, NPI readiness reviews, or production readiness reviews.
• Familiarity with DOE, structured problem solving, or controlled process experiments.
• Interest in improving the production system, not just reacting to daily issues.

• Ideal target: 5-8 years of relevant experience.
• Strong candidates with 2-5 years and a relevant engineering degree will be considered.
• Strong candidates with 5-10 years of directly relevant hands‑on experience will also be considered.
• Relevant education may include Electrical Engineering, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Technology, military electronics, controls, or senior technician experience.