Manufacturing Engineer

Job Summary

GA’s Electromagnetic Systems (EMS) Group focuses on the military and commercial applications of advanced electromagnetic technologies, including power generation and distribution, magnetic levitation, laser and weapons systems, and systems design and engineering. The EMS Group supports government customers, which include the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, the Department of Transportation as well as a range of commercial customers. Under close supervision, this position supports the manufacturing production process with focus on the design, development, and implementation of new or revised production processes for the efficient and economical fabrication of parts, components, sub‑assemblies, and final assemblies.

• Develop, implement, and maintain methods, operation sequences and processes in the manufacture or fabrication of parts, components, sub‑assemblies, and final assemblies.
• Conduct tests throughout all stages of production to determine control over applicable variables and troubleshoot and resolve manufacturing problems of moderate scope and complexity.
• Design the sequence of production operations, specifying procedures for the fabrication of applicable tools and equipment, and adapt machinery.
• Collaborate with product design engineering on technical specifications that best utilize equipment and manufacturing techniques.
• Estimate manufacturing costs and determine time standards.
• Ensure that production processes and procedures comply with regulations.
• Maintain records and reporting systems for coordination of manufacturing operations.
• Develop appropriate documentation of findings and implemented solutions and communicate results to staff.
• Maintain the strict confidentiality of sensitive information.
• Perform other duties as assigned.
• Observe all laws, regulations and other applicable obligations wherever and whenever business is conducted on behalf of the Company.
• Work safely in accordance with established operating procedures and practices.

• Typically requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related technical field. Equivalent experience may substitute for education.
• Electrical/Mechanical background is preferred.
• Must have a basic understanding of manufacturing engineering concepts, principles, and theory.
• Demonstrates the ability to follow and apply basic engineering knowledge, adapt standard techniques, and utilize the required diagnostics, tools, and equipment while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.
• Must be able to understand new concepts quickly and apply them accurately throughout an evolving environment.
• Good communication, computer, and interpersonal skills are required to enable an effective interface with other professionals, to produce appropriate documentation, and to present results to a limited internal audience. Experience with Microsoft Visio, Project, and Excel is highly preferred.
• Experience with SAE 9100 is preferred.
• Experience with SOLIDWORKS, CREO, and SAP is preferred.
• Must be able to work extended hours as required.
• Must be able to work both independently and on a team.

Full-Time Hourly

$51,610 – $87,213

Entry Level

Full‑time

Oil and Gas, Defense and Space Manufacturing, and Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

Tupelo, MS