Additive Manufacturing Engineer – Aero Components

Rolls-royce; Bristol; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Rolls-Royce Bristol is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer for our state-of-the-art Additive Manufacturing Facility on site. You will develop and implement manufacturing methods for aero components, focusing on cost and quality, while collaborating with design teams, suppliers and customers.

You will hold a degree in Aerospace, Manufacturing, Materials or Mechanical engineering, with practical experience in a production environment, continuous improvement and new product introduction.

Qualifications

• Qualified to degree in Aerospace/ Manufacturing/ Materials/ Mechanical or equivalent work experience.
• Practical experience in a manufacturing production environment within; continuous improvement, new product introduction, capability acquisition, process engineering, automation or metrology.
• Motivated individuals with experience of delivering success when working in multi-functional teams including Operations, Planning and Design Engineering.

Responsibilities

• Develop manufacturing methods and technology to deliver New Part Introduction to quality, cost and timescale targets.
• Continuous improvement to eliminate waste and process variation, improve process capability and reduce product cost.
• Deliver strategic growth through identification and development of future technologies and capability acquisition with seamless production implementation.
• Ownership of the technical package including; product verification, change control and operational support.

Skills

Additive Manufacturing

Manufacturing Engineering

Design for Additive Manufacturing

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Degree in Aerospace/ Manufacturing/ Materials/ Mechanical or equivalent

Tools

Automation systems

Metrology equipment

Job description

Rolls-Royce Bristol is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer for our state-of-the-art Additive Manufacturing Facility on site. You will develop and implement manufacturing methods for aero components, focusing on cost and quality, while collaborating with design teams, suppliers and customers.

You will hold a degree in Aerospace, Manufacturing, Materials or Mechanical engineering, with practical experience in a production environment, continuous improvement and new product introduction.