Sr. Advanced Manufacturing Engineer – Modeling & Drafting, Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME

Sr. Advanced Manufacturing Engineer – Modeling & Drafting, Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME)

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Amazon Robotics is seeking a Sr. Manufacturing Engineer with advanced 3D modeling and 2D drafting expertise to join our Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME) team. You will leverage deep proficiency in CAD modeling and production drawing creation to oversee the transition of complex self governed robotic systems from design to production, applying Design for Excellence (DfX) principles across a global supply chain.

The Amazon Robotics (AR) Operations organization manufactures high-quality robotics and gets the right materials to the right place at the right time to enable our automated solutions. It's a fast-paced operation that works cross-functionally with teams across Amazon globally, and is powered by data and performance indicators. Are you inspired by invention? Is problem solving through teamwork in your DNA?

Do you like the idea of seeing how your work impacts the bigger picture? Answer yes to any of these and you'll fit right in here at Amazon Robotics. We are a smart team of doers that work passionately to apply manufacturing technology in robotics and software to solve real-world problems that will transform our customers' experiences. We invent new improvements every day.

We will give you the tools and support you need to invent with us in ways that are rewarding, fulfilling and fun.

• Create, review, and redline complex 3D parametric models and 2D production drawings to ensure manufacturability, proper tolerancing, and compliance with GD&T standards.
• Provide Design for Excellence (DfX) guidance and feedback on electromechanical designs at concept and detailed design phases, leveraging modeling expertise to validate design intent.
• Develop detailed manufacturing-intent drawings and model-based definitions (MBD) to communicate critical-to-quality features to suppliers.
• Guide best practices on manufacturing tolerances using GD&T; perform tolerance stack-up analyses using 3D models to identify interference and assembly risks.
• Launch tooling with accelerated schedules. Assess project risk and drive mitigation plans using model-based simulations.
• Review external production processes, identify risk, and mitigate — using 2D drafting deliverables to clearly define supplier requirements.
• Qualify production processes based on dimensional data, control plans, and process capability (Cpk) requirements.
• Drive internal and external PFMEA and DFMEA reviews, referencing model geometry and drawing specifications.
• Solve technical problems across a broad set of manufacturing commodities (mechanical and electrical).
• Guide manufacturing readiness assessments (MRL) for NPI programs through production ramp.
• Evaluate and approve Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) across mechanical and electrical commodities, assessing manufacturing, supply chain, and cost impacts — authoring or revising drawings and models as needed.
• Evaluate production, supplier, and field failures for root cause analysis and resolution using 8D, 5-Why, and Fishbone methodologies.
• Mentor team members and design engineers on producibility best practices, drafting standards, and modeling techniques.
• Propose design changes that will enhance product sustainability and scalability, producing updated models and drawings to support implementation.
• Shepherd Statistical Process Control (SPC) implementation at suppliers; conduct Gauge R&R and process capability studies.
• Up to 30% travel required.

As a Sr. Manufacturing Engineer on the Advanced Manufacturing Engineering team, you'll start your day in CAD — reviewing 3D models for manufacturability concerns and redlining 2D drawings to refine GD&T callouts before releasing to suppliers. Mid-morning, you might join a design review with hardware engineers, using your modeling expertise to flag tolerance stack-up risks, recommend geometry changes, or drive cost-out through design simplification.

After lunch, you could be generating production-intent drawings for a new tooling package, guiding a PFMEA session with a key supplier, or analyzing SPC data to…