Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Operations Engineering Specialist

Are you excited at the opportunity to electrify and decarbonize the world? We're looking for an Operations Engineering Specialist to join our team at our Gas Power Manufacturing plant in Greenville, SC located on Forrester Drive, Greenville SC. If you have manufacturing and assembly experience and are ready to work in a supportive, safety-first environment, we want to hear from you!

Be part of a cutting-edge manufacturing team

Competitive compensation

Opportunities for growth and technical advancement

Focus on safety, quality, and continuous improvement

Utilize your technical expertise to support daily manufacturing processes and ensure they operate at peak performance. Use your technical skills, innovation and knowledge to assist Operations Engineers with new manufacturing processes. Collaborate in a team environment to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and work to implement solutions for improved safety, quality, delivery and lower costs. May lead small projects with low risks and resource requirements. Act as a key problem solver, building rapport with Operations and Leadership teams. May work with Tool Designers and Operations Engineers to communicate needs for new tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing aids from concept to completion. Monitor production flow and update production orders to reflect standard rework requirements; ensure all modifications are documented accurately to maintain manufacturing integrity. Attend daily stand-up meetings on the manufacturing shop floor and help maintain the daily production pulse for the Operations teams. This job includes working in an office environment along with working in a manufacturing shop floor environment as needed. Interact with all levels within the organization to inform team members of any potential risk(s) that may need support.

Strong knowledge in one or more manufacturing processes (machining, CNC programming, welding, air & fuel flow testing and vacuum brazing). Depending on your manufacturing experience: Strong knowledge of applicable machining processes including Computer Numeric Controls (CNC) programming; Strong interpretation of specifications and participation in hardware disposition; Strong knowledge of cutting tools and machine capability. Solid understanding of common industrial welding processes (e.g., GTAW/TIG). Ability to interpret welding specifications and identify defects or inconsistencies against engineering drawings and code requirements (e.g., AWS or ASME standards). Strong written and verbal communication skills. Experience with fixtures and tooling and the ability to work with Tool Designers. Demonstrated ability to analyze and resolve problems and implement corrective action solutions into a manufacturing process. A commitment to safety, a collaborative team spirit, and a drive for continuous improvement. Ability to document, plan, and execute assignments. Ability to work in a team environment. Strong computer skills

Education/Experience: 2-year technical degree or minimum 5 years of relevant experience in a manufacturing environment. For welding experience - preferred CWI experience or willing to obtain CWI certification. Technical Proficiency: Mechanical aptitude, proficiency in interpreting complex drawings, schematics, and GD&T. Flexibility: Job is 1st shift with flexible work hours, job may require more than 40 hours per week to support business needs. Pass a background check and drug screen Legal authorization to work in the U.S. (no visa sponsorship available).