Manufacturing Engineer: From Lab to Production

AndrenaM LLC; Torrance, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

401k

Flexible PTO and holidays

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Lunch and snacks in office

Job summary

Andrenam in Torrance, CA seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to scale development builds into low-volume production on the factory floor. You’ll close the gap between lab designs and reliable production, working hands-on with technicians and engineers to optimize MBOMs, work instructions, and tooling.

You’ll influence process improvement, DFMs, and quality criteria while defining assembly work centers as production ramps. A hands-on, floor-focused engineer is ideal.

Qualifications

• 2+ years in fast-paced manufacturing environments.
• Bachelor's degree or higher in manufacturing, mechanical, industrial, or similar engineering discipline.
• Strong DFM fundamentals.
• Proficiency creating MBOMs from EBOMs.
• Hands-on approach on the floor as well as at a workstation.

Responsibilities

• Work on the floor with technicians and design engineers to align design and build.
• Translate EBOMs into MBOMs and own work instructions, fixtures, and tooling for builds.
• Define and adjust assembly work centers based on takt time, work content, and station balancing as build rates increase.
• Provide DFM feedback to design engineers before release to avoid build issues.
• Identify product and process deficiencies on the floor and drive fixes (design changes, new fixtures, or revised work instructions).
• Define and implement quality requirements and inspection criteria for new/evolving assemblies.
• Design production tooling, jigs, and fixtures to support precision assembly and test.

Skills

2+ years manufacturing experience

DFM fundamentals

MBOMs from EBOMs

Hands-on floor experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in manufacturing/mechanical/industrial

Tools

Siemens NX

Teamcenter

Job description

Andrenam in Torrance, CA seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to scale development builds into low-volume production on the factory floor. You’ll close the gap between lab designs and reliable production, working hands-on with technicians and engineers to optimize MBOMs, work instructions, and tooling.

You’ll influence process improvement, DFMs, and quality criteria while defining assembly work centers as production ramps. A hands-on, floor-focused engineer is ideal.