Documentation Manufacturing Engineer

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Title: Documentation Manufacturing Engineer
 
Duration: 6 Months
 
Location: Middlefield, CT - 06455
 
Pay Rate: $40/hr
 
  
 
Responsibilities:
 
enables efficient manufacturing optics operation by delivering quality manufacturing instructions with embedded instructions utilizing written and graphical formats. Be a champion of continuous improvement by being creative, thoughtful, and attentive to details. In this cross-functional role, you would be working closely with operations, engineering, planning, and quality to
 
 
Create detailed and clear manufacturing instructions (methods), outlining each step of manufacturing operations with clearly defined written and visual instructions. The candidate should be well versed in balancing the brevity and detail needed in instructions.
 
Enable video-based training and onboarding instructions for ease of manufacturing and reduce the learning curve for new and existing employees.
 
Working with engineering, to modify existing methods to reduce scrap by helping create detailed and effective solutions for rework cycles.
 
Candidate should be able to access ITAR and other classified documents.
 
Candidate should know or be willing to learn about the document release and control processes.
 
Be able to work in a fast-paced environment to meet customer commitments.
 
Any other responsibilities as assigned by the hiring manager.
 
 
  
 
Requirement:
 
 
Bachelor's degree with 2 or more years of experience in the distribution and creation of technical work instructions. A position may be offered as a method engineer for candidates with technical degrees in STEM.
 
Strong experience in technical writing with the ability to read complex technical drawings, written specifications, and verbal instructions with minimum supervision. Work would require inspection of optical surfaces per MIL and ISO standards.
 
 
  
 
Note:  This is a 1st shift position, but a support engineer may be asked to support operations during other shifts (< 10%) of time.