Manufacturing Engineering Electrical/Electronic

Electrical Manufacturing EngineerThe Electrical Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for designing, optimizing, and maintaining manufacturing processes within the Nuclear Power Generation manufacturing department, focusing on improving efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness by analyzing production methods, equipment, and materials, often collaborating with other departments to identify and implement improvements across nuclear product lines.ResponsibilitiesProcess/product mastery and ownershipDay-to day shop floor supportManufacturing traveler/router creation and modificationManufacturing equipment selection and implementationDisposition of non-conforming product and equipmentProduct and process failure analysis and troubleshootingFixturing design and implementationManufacturing procedure creation, modification, and associated operator trainingEngineering change managementCapital Equipment project justifications, submissions and managementManufacturing process and quality control through collaboration with operators, data collection, and trend trackingManufacturing process auditsPurchasing manufacturing tooling and consumablesScrap reduction through process improvement projectsRequired QualificationsBachelor's degree from an accredited university or college requiredAt least 4 years of experience preferred in Manufacturing, Process Engineering or other Electrical/Electronic Engineering based positions). Electronic Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Engineering Physics, Manufacturing Engineering TechnologyDesired CharacteristicsStrong oral and written communication skillsStrong interpersonal and leadership skillsStrong sense of ownership and accountabilityAbility to influence others and lead small teamsAbility to make decisions relating to products and customersLead initiatives of moderate scope and business impactAbility to coordinate several projects simultaneouslyEffective problem identification and solution skillsProven analytical and organizational abilityDesired SkillsProficient with use of benchtop electronic test equipmentProficient at reading schematics and wiring diagramsComponent-level electronic troubleshooting/failure analysisFamiliarity or proficiency with nuclear counting equipment (ideal, but not required)Hands-on application and training of electronic test techniquesDemonstrated proficiency in engineering design tools and softwareComplex problem solving; All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment and will not be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, general identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.