Senior Manufacturing Engineer, DevelopmentPosted today$149K
The opportunity
Anduril’s Manufacturing team is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join our team to support Anduril Composites branch in North Carolina . This Manufacturing Team is responsible for rapidly iterating and building cutting-edge composite parts and assemblies for numerous business lines across Anduril.
What you'll do
Work with technicians and other engineers hands-on, building novel designs of: anything between a Group 1 UAVs to an XL-UAV with a focus on appropriate composite design and manufacturing methods in mind
Own the shaping of novel products that are in the initial design phase to: guide decision points that enable higher level of manufacturability prior to initial design release
Drive the initial builds of composite components and tooling in close: conjunction with other cross functional teams (Design, Quality, Program Management, Supply Chain, etc)
Create, review, and release manufacturing documentation, such as work: instructions, MBOMs, quality plans, inspection requirements, non-conformances to align with overarching facility and program objectives
Shape communication lines for cross functional alignment. ie communication: between the engineering technical data packages and the technicians to ensure composite hardware and tooling are manufactured as designed/analyzed
Identify and solve manufacturing problems in schedule-driven environment: under the constraints of detailed specifications and requirements to achieve the needed quality, delivered on schedule
What they're looking for
- Experience supporting aerospace, defense, automotive, and/or energetics facilities
- Experience working within a AS9100/NADCAP accredited manufacturing facility
- Proficiency in TeamCenter for digital manufacturing processes
- Experience leading a team of engineers that interface with different IPTs: (Manufacting Ops, Design, Supply Chain, etc)
- Experience in bonded and/or fastened assemblies of composite, metallic, and plastic components
- Understanding of CNC Machining operation and limitations: 5-axis routers, lathes, mills, etc
