3 equipment operator engineering technician jobs found

Volt is immediately hiring for an Industrial Engineering Technician Position Type: Fulltime/ Direct Hire As an Industrial Engineering Technician, you will: Responsibilities - Assist in designing and improving manufacturing processes, workflows, and layouts to enhance efficiency and reduce waste Monitor production activities to identify bottlenecks and recommend solutions Evaluate and recommend tools, machinery, and equipment to improve productivity and safety Create and update work instructions, process documentation, and standard operating procedures (SOPs) Work closely with production staff and supervisors to implement process changes and ensure smooth operations Assist in the training employees of new processes, tools, or equipment Support cost analysis and recommend strategies to reduces production costs while maintaining quality Collaborate with production planning to optimize production sequencing Develop templates for manufacturability where...

Description Associate Engineer. Performs a variety of engineering work including design, analysis, substantiation, certification, drawing interpretation and project management as related to transport category aircraft. What you will be responsible for: Create step-by-step work instructions for the repairs and deviations of hardware and components as they relate to aircraft structures, systems, interiors and avionics. Create engineering installations and repair drawings using AutoCAD or similar software programs. Repair, design and analysis of metal, composite and metal-bond structures. Translate guidance and engineering principles and procedures into usable working direction for assigned projects. Gathers, coordinates and applies basic engineering data using established and appropriate or defined engineering principles and procedures. Applies area of specialty to design, develop and implement creative and innovative solutions to difficult problems. Reviews progress...

The Engineer Technician III - Prototype Machinist plays a vital role in supporting engineering development, testing, and new product introduction through expert machining and hands-on fabrication. This position partners closely with design and test engineers to manufacture high-precision prototypes, modify parts for testing, and ensure quality builds that meet engineering intent. The ideal candidate thrives in a collaborative environment and demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship, mechanical aptitude, and a passion for innovation. Major Responsibilities Machine, fabricate, and assemble prototype and production-intent components to support new product development and continuous improvement initiatives. Interpret complex engineering drawings, CAD models, and 3D prints to plan and execute precision machining operations. Set up and operate manual and CNC equipment (mills, lathes, grinders, saws, etc.) to produce tight-tolerance parts and assemblies. Monitor incoming model shop...