Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer — Precision CNC Lead

Center Industries Corporation; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 80,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Job summary

Center Industries Corporation is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to transform engineering data into optimized production for aerospace components. You will manage end-to-end planning, from BOMs and production orders to routings for multi-axis CNC and sheet metal fabrication.

The role requires coordinating engineering changes, analyzing impact on WIP and materials, and collaborating with programmers to refine tooling, speeds, and fixturing to meet tight tolerances and on-time delivery.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering, aerospace engineering or related technical discipline.
• Minimum 4 years planning, scheduling or operations routing in heavy manufacturing, aerospace experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Create, release and manage production orders, travelers and BOMs from MPS and engineering data.
• Author step-by-step routings for multi-axis CNC and sheet metal fabrication.
• Incorporate EOs and revisions into schedules; analyze impacts on raw materials and WIP.
• Document detailed manufacturing routing and work instructions for aerospace components.
• Provide guidance on speeds, feeds, tooling and fixturing to prevent distortion.
• Collaborate with programmers to optimize processes and ensure on-time delivery.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Configuration management

Process sequencing

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering / related field

Tools

CATIA V5

ERP/MRP software

Job description

Center Industries Corporation is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to transform engineering data into optimized production for aerospace components. You will manage end-to-end planning, from BOMs and production orders to routings for multi-axis CNC and sheet metal fabrication.

The role requires coordinating engineering changes, analyzing impact on WIP and materials, and collaborating with programmers to refine tooling, speeds, and fixturing to meet tight tolerances and on-time delivery.