Forge Process Manufacturing Engineer; Onsite

What You Will Do

Columbus Forge, a recognized leader in producing disks for the aerospace propulsion market, is seeking a Forge Process Manufacturing Engineer to support the organization. The engineer is responsible for all aspects of part maturation from raw material to end use, specifically for New Part Introduction.

• Responsible for development of disk hardware through Forge and Heat Treat processes; perform finite element analysis to define forging, heat treating, and tooling shapes utilizing DEFORM software; create engineering drawings for raw material, laboratory testing sample locations, and forge tooling.
• Analyze survey data to ensure parts meet required mechanical properties; follow parts through gated development process phases from product definition to delivery, and be responsible for all aspects of part maturation from raw material to end use.
• Develop and implement plans that align with business strategy to further world‑class technology portfolio.
• Provide operational engineering support to develop technologies and processes supporting the growth curve and cost‑reduction targets.
• Leverage manufacturing innovations to improve cost, delivery, and quality of aerospace disk forgings; assist with problem solving during manufacturing‑related investigations.
• Own relentless RCCA (Root Cause Corrective Action) for correcting non‑conformance in part families; perform DIVEs (Define, Investigate, Verify, Ensure); implement and monitor corrective actions; monitor and report on the health of a part family, monitoring non‑conformances and how the part "runs" compared to "standard" times.
• Lead the CORE (Customer Oriented Results and Excellence) journey to continuously improve quality and exceed customer expectations; develop disk process using statistical methods that meet or exceed business objectives for process control.
• Periodic travel (