Job Description
Engineering - Manufacturing Engineer | Orlando, Florida, United States Job Summary: Special Process Manufacturing Engineer - 1st Shift (4/10A)
Location: Orlando, FL, 32819, United States
Experience: 15 Years
Employment Type: Full Time
About the Role
Join our high-performing Machining Operations Center as a Special Process Manufacturing Engineer and be a critical force in developing and enhancing special processes for ultraprecision machined components. Apply your expertise in painting, priming, plating, and coating lines while collaborating across disciplines to drive quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement in a modern manufacturing environment. This is an opportunity to work hands-on, solve complex engineering challenges, and advance your career alongside industry leaders.
Responsibilities
- Develop, optimize, and document special processes for high-precision manufacturing operations
- Collaborate with Manufacturing, Quality, and Industrial Engineers, along with shop floor teams, to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues
- Design and update work instructions, rework procedures, and shop-floor documentation
- Create innovative fixture and tooling concepts and detailed drawings to support production
- Lead root cause analysis investigations for component non-conformances and implement corrective actions
- Monitor and report on project quality, schedule adherence, and cost performance
- Identify and implement process improvement opportunities to reduce defects and enhance productivity
- Train and mentor team members; proactively pursue ongoing learning and professional development
- Ensure compliance with military and industry specifications (ISO9000, AS9100) for materials, paints, and coatings
- Support safe handling, usage, and disposal of hazardous chemicals and maintain PPE compliance
Required Skills and Experience
- Bachelor's degree in a related discipline or equivalent experience/education
- Minimum 3 years' experience in manufacturing engineering within a production environment
- Hands-on expertise with painting, priming, plating, and coating lines
- Strong background in root cause analysis and corrective action implementation
- Skilled in authoring and updating work and rework instructions
- Proficient in non-conforming material procedures and material review board (MRB) processes
- Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams for process improvement and defect reduction
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, and military specifications
- Demonstrated continuous improvement and Lean 6S skills
- Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication abilities
Preferred Skills
- Familiarity with CARC paint, nickel plating, passivation, and related surface preparation procedures
- Experience with capital investment and automation in masking/painting/coating operations
- Skilled in precision measuring tools and gauges
- Experience with 3D printing and designing application tooling
- Proficient in CAD platforms such as CREO or NX
- Hands-on validation of chemical solutions, plating lines, and production equipment
- Experience in hazardous chemical handling, disposal, and monitoring DI water systems
Benefits
- Competitive compensation package
- Stable 4-day workweek (4/10A - enjoy Fridays off)
- Growth and advancement opportunities within a collaborative, innovation-driven team
- Exposure to advanced manufacturing technology and professional development resources
- Comprehensive safety program and all required PPE provided
How to Apply
Ready to take your manufacturing engineering expertise to the next level? Submit your resume and cover letter through our careers portal today and become part of a team that values technical excellence, continuous improvement, and your professional success.
