Copeland
• $85K — $100K *Qualifications
Responsibilities
Benefits
In this position you will work collaboratively with global production and engineering teams to develop and implement new automation and manufacturing solutions, optimize existing machining processes, reduce manufacturing costs, and support new product development programs.
As an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, you will:
Lead New Product Development and production launch readiness for component machining.
Lead regional strategic capital investment projects to specify, procure, and implement new manufacturing equipment, work holding, tooling, and gauging systems.
Create and modify CNC programs to manufacture products to drawing dimensions and tolerances, leveraging digital simulation and best practices to optimize quality and productivity.
Unearth cost reductions and drive continuous improvements of production automation and manufacturing process by utilizing lean principles that are aligned with manufacturing strategies.
Provide project and status updates to senior leadership.
Help drive innovation and implementation of advanced manufacturing technology.
Required Education, Experience, and Skills:
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Manufacturing engineering or related engineering field and 3 years of applicable experience.
Intermediate to advanced CNC machine programming knowledge and experience.
Ability to interpret technical drawings with an understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) principles and an ability to apply them to machining processes.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a commitment to producing excellent work.
Excellent organizational, planning, and communication skills with the ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously.
Strong understanding and ability to implement Quality and Lean tools such as Process Capability, Statistical Analysis, Structured Problem-Solving, PFMEA’s, and Gauge R&R’s.
Experience working with 3D CAD software (examples: NX, Solidworks, Inventor)
Legal authorization to work in the United States – Sponsorship will not be provided with this position
Preferred Education, Experience, and Skills:
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical or Manufacturing engineering, or related engineering field, with five (5) or more years of relevant experience.
Knowledge and experience machining cast iron
Knowledge and experience with highly automated manufacturing systems
Experience programming and working with industrial robots
Experience with Siemens NX 3D modeling.
Experience with CAM programming and machine simulation software (Siemens CAM, Vericut, Etc)
Formal Lean and SPC training or certification
Onsite Work Arrangement:
This role is based fully onsite, and not eligible for hybrid or remote work opportunities.
Why Work in the Rushville, IN
Our facility is located in Rushville, IN, which is less than an hour from Indianapolis. Rushville is also a short drive from larger communities such as , Greenfield, and Greensburg. Downtown Rushville offers shopping, local eateries, a seasonal farmer and artisan market, and a host of community activities at the Riverside Park Amphitheater. Awarded the Stellar Community designation by the State of Indiana, Rushville offers an exceptional school system, a low cost of living, and is a place where “everyone knows your name.”
About Our Location
Our 2-building campus offers a safe and clean work environment with a “family” atmosphere. We manufacture new semi-hermetic compressors and take the worn-out, failed compressors out of the field and remanufacture them to “like new” status, as well as manufacture crank shafts. Approximately 200 employees work in Rushville and are an integral part of our organization. A 2-building campus allows for learning and growth opportunities for all our team.
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