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Teledyne FLIR Surveillance Division in Wilsonville is seeking a Build and Test Supervisor to lead a five-person team responsible for on-time delivery of high-quality products. You will oversee manufacturing systems, maintenance, tooling design, and process documentation while collaborating with the NPI team to ensure readiness of new products.
Applicants should have 5+ years in manufacturing engineering, a BS+ in a technical field, and experience with Lean/Six Sigma approaches.
As a build and test supervisor at Teledyne FLIR Surveillance Division Wilsonville, you will be placed on a team of highly skilled professionals and be asked to lead and perform challenging tasks daily. The team works to support a critical Naval mission that supports strategic impact for the United States. Our products are used as force multipliers and provide United States servicemen and women the advantage in contested environments. This role is an exciting opportunity to lead and work in a challenging and rewarding industry. This position will report to the Director of MFE & NPI. This role is responsible for on-time delivery of the product to the customer. This is achieved by maintaining production up time related to manufacturing equipment, supporting service activities to improve throughput, and ensuring quality and consistency of build is achieved. The position will directly lead a team of five on all manufacturing systems and support related tasks. The role will also work with the NPI team to ensure deliverables are provided in advance to support service readiness of new products. This position will also ensure production floor equipment is maintained appropriately, and contingency plans are in place as needed. This role requires a working knowledge of OSHA-30 and the ability to fulfil the role as the primary product safety.
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Applicants must be a U.S. citizen and must be eligible to apply for and obtain the appropriate export control license from the U.S. Departments of State or Commerce.