Transducer Manufacturing Engineer: Production & Development

Baker Hughes Company; Cromwell (CT); Hybrid; USD 84,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive private medical care

Life insurance and disability programs

401k thrift plan

Job summary

Baker Hughes, a global energy technology leader, is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer – Transducer in Connecticut. You will support prototype design, assembly, and testing of transducers, then transfer to production, improve procedures, and document processes to meet safety, quality, and cost targets.

Responsibilities include developing new production methods, ensuring equipment and processes meet NDT UT transducer requirements, training staff, and collaborating across design, manufacturing, and

Qualifications

• BS degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing, or related engineering.
• Experience applying engineering principles to design and production of transducers.
• Proficient in CAD tools such as AutoCAD and SolidWorks.
• Strong written and verbal communication; analytical problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Provide initial design support, assembly and testing of prototype transducers for custom inspection tools and transfer to production.
• Develop and improve production procedures, practices and documentation to meet safety, quality and cost targets.
• Ensure adherence to NDT UT transducer requirements and cross‑functional collaboration with design, manufacturing and quality teams.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Verbal & written communication

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing, or related engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

SolidWorks

Job description

Baker Hughes, a global energy technology leader, is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer – Transducer in Connecticut. You will support prototype design, assembly, and testing of transducers, then transfer to production, improve procedures, and document processes to meet safety, quality, and cost targets.

Responsibilities include developing new production methods, ensuring equipment and processes meet NDT UT transducer requirements, training staff, and collaborating across design, manufacturing, and