Role Summary for Level I:

The Manufacturing Engineer I supports day-to-day production activities while learning manufacturing processes, tooling, documentation, and quality requirements for UAV systems. This role works closely with technicians, assemblers, quality, and supply chain to support stable production. 

Role Summary for Level II:

The Manufacturing Engineer II independently owns manufacturing processes for assigned assemblies or production areas. This role balances quality, schedule, and cost while supporting scalable production of UAV systems. Tasks and responsibilities expected for this role include those captured by lower role specific levels. 

This role involves working closely with engineers, production technicians, and operations teams to support multiple programs and value streams. 

Key Responsibilities for Level I: 

• Support assembly of: 

• • Electromechanical assemblies 

• • Avionics assemblies and subassemblies 

• • Mechanical structures and components 

• Assist in creating and updating work instructions, travelers, and build documentation 

• Support production issue resolution under guidance 

• Assist with tooling, fixtures, and basic process improvements 

• Participate in first article and validation builds 

• Collect production data and support continuous improvement initiatives 

• Gain exposure to automation, robotics, and manufacturing software systems 

• Follow AS9100, safety, and configuration control requirements 

Key responsibilities for Level II (In addition to Level I):

• Own manufacturing processes for electromechanical, avionics, and mechanical assemblies 

• Develop and maintain work instructions, routings, and assembly documentation 

• Troubleshoot production issues and implement corrective actions 

• Support tooling and fixture design in partnership with engineering 

• Lead first article and process validation activities 

• Support automation and semi-automated processes 

• Interface with quality on NCRs, MRB actions, and corrective actions 

• Support production rate increases and takt time improvements 

Qualifications for Level I:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Electrical, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience) 

• 0–2 years manufacturing or production engineering experience 

• Basic understanding of manufacturing processes and drawings 

• Strong communication and learning mindset 

Qualifications for Level II (In addition to Level I): 

• 2+ years aerospace or high-reliability manufacturing experience 

• Strong print reading and basic GD&T proficiency 

• Experience supporting production builds and issue resolution 

• Comfortable working independently on the shop floor 

• Strong communication and learning mindset 

2nd Shift Hours are 3:00pm to 11:30pm

Level I: $79,000 - $103,000

Level II: $93,000 - $120,000