Join Lincoln Electric as a Manufacturing Engineer to support the Machine Division's production and new product development. You'll lead projects aimed at continuous improvement, focusing on safety, quality, and operational performance, while managing torque tools and fastening strategies.
Key Responsibilities
Manage substantial portions of project work and day-to-day shop support with little to no supervision
Lead projects both within the department and cross-functionally
Direct the work of techs, college students or other engineers
Develop and execute continuous improvement activities
Develop torque curves for assembly operations
Integrate torque tools and assembly instructions into MES
Resolve safety, environmental, and ergonomics issues
Conduct process improvements and optimization
Perform cost analysis and reductions, capacity studies
Evaluate and implement employee suggestions
Develop and implement new processes
Lead Six Sigma projects and continuous improvement initiatives
Provide shop support and quality improvements
Develop processes for and launch new products
Required Qualifications
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering
Minimum 5 years of Engineering experience in related field
Experience developing torque and fastening strategies
Understanding of and experience with MES
Knowledge of various manufacturing processes, tools and materials
Good judgment and well organized
Commitment to cost savings and process improvements
Ability to research, analyze and justify financial purchases
Understanding of six sigma tools and statistical process control
Excellent interpersonal skills
Ability to work effectively and cross-functionally
Proficient in MS Office, CAD software, and ability to learn SAP