Associate Manufacturing Engineer – High‑Reliability Electronics
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L3Harris Technologies is seeking a Associate, Manufacturing Engineer in New York to support the production of high-reliability electronic hardware for Tactical Satellite equipment. The role involves SMT solder assembly, mechanical integration, environmental testing, and developing work instructions and process controls.
New graduates or soon-to-be graduates will work with senior engineers on product introductions, root-cause investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives within a
Qualifications
- Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, chemical, or industrial engineering or recent graduate within 12 months.
- Experience with soldering and basic electronic manufacturing processes.
- Experience with CAD software (AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Creo, etc.).
- Lean Six Sigma Yellow or Green Belt.
- Experience with Minitab, JMP, or other statistical software.
Responsibilities
- Implement and optimize manufacturing plans and projects.
- Design, develop, and transfer manufacturing tools, workflows, and systems.
- Develop manufacturing strategies for products and processes.
- Interface with IPTs to release new products to production.
- Estimate manufacturing costs, determine time standards, and recommend tooling and process requirements.
- Maintain records and reporting systems for manufacturing operations.
- Support root-cause analyses and corrective actions for non-conformances.
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Job description
L3Harris Technologies is seeking a Associate, Manufacturing Engineer in New York to support the production of high-reliability electronic hardware for Tactical Satellite equipment. The role involves SMT solder assembly, mechanical integration, environmental testing, and developing work instructions and process controls.
New graduates or soon-to-be graduates will work with senior engineers on product introductions, root-cause investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives within a
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