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Veracity Ventures Inc. is seeking an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer focused on machining and cold forming to drive high-volume metal manufacturing across sites. The role requires up to 75% travel for plant launches, process improvements, tooling validation, and supplier development.
Experience with steels and aluminum is essential. The position emphasizes DOE/ SPC-based process control, NPI execution, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to deliver robust, scalable processes.
Waco, Texas
Full Time
The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer (Machining & Cold Forming) is responsible for developing, optimizing, and supporting high-volume metal manufacturing processes across multiple manufacturing sites and supplier locations. This role focuses on CNC machining, cold forming, cold heading, rolling, extrusion, and secondary operations. The position requires up to 75% travel to support plant launches, process improvements, tooling validation, and supplier development. Must have Cold Forming Experience in a manufacturing environment. Experience with steels and aluminum
Develop, optimize, and validate machining and cold forming processes for high-volume production.
Establish process windows using DOE, SPC, and capability studies (Cp/Cpk).
Analyze forming loads, material flow, tool wear, and machining performance to improve quality and throughput.
Support on-site troubleshooting of production issues at domestic and international manufacturing locations.
Specify, design, and qualify forming dies, punches, rolls, fixtures, and machining tooling.
Lead on-site die verifications/tests, machine acceptance, and production ramp-ups.
Work directly with OEMs and tool shops to commission new equipment and debug tooling.
Drive tool life improvement and maintenance strategies across multiple facilities.
Support NPI activities across multiple plants, including feasibility reviews and process selection.
Lead pilot builds, PPAP/FAI, and production launches on-site.
Ensure manufacturing readiness through standardized processes and documentation.
Lead root cause analysis and corrective actions for machining and forming defects.
Implement Lean and Six Sigma methodologies to reduce scrap, variation, and downtime.
Standardize best practices across sites through process documentation and training.
Partner with material suppliers on wire, bar, heat treatment, and coatings.
Conduct supplier process audits and capability assessments.
Support sourcing decisions and cost-reduction initiatives through technical expertise.
Provide hands-on technical support to operations, maintenance, and quality teams.
Train operators and engineers during launches and process changes.