Manufacturing Engineer

we're looking for individuals who share a passion for these industries and want to be part of an innovative, dynamic team.

Certain positions at EnerSys Advanced Systems require access to information or technology that is subject to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and other U.S. government security regulations. Candidates for these positions should be a "U.S. Person" under ITAR (U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or a refugee/asylee) and/or otherwise comply with ITAR requirements for access rights to be considered for a position.

- Generous Time Off - 3+ weeks of paid time off, plus 11 paid holidays

- Comprehensive

Benefits - Medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and dependents at a discounted rate

- Financial & Career Growth - Life insurance, short-term disability, educational reimbursement, flexible spending accounts, and an employee stock purchase plan

- Innovative Culture - We value excellence, teamwork, and long-term relationships with stakeholders, colleagues, and customers. Through innovative technology and ongoing training, we invest in our employees' skills and career development.

At EAS, we don't just build batteries - we power systems and devices that protect not only individual citizens but communities across the world.

If you're excited about working in an innovative, fast-paced, high-tech environment, where your contributions make a real impact, we'd love to hear from you!

The Manufacturing Engineer I is responsible for development, implementation, and maintenance of manufacturing processes for lithium batteries of different types. Works with product engineers to ensure battery designs can be manufactured with minimal difficulty. Works with technicians to develop processes from scratch or to adapt existing processes and equipment to new products.

Processes may include manual assembly operations, resistance welding, laser welding, ultrasonic welding, laser marking, cleaning, adhesive application, in-process inspections, and the operation of automated equipment. Supports daily production by troubleshooting and repairing equipment. Troubleshooting may involve clearing material mis-feeds, replacing worn components such as welding electrodes, identifying and replacing faulty wiring, sensors, actuators, motor drives, power supplies, and control panels, adjusting sensors, clearing robot faults, tweaking robot points, and modifying equipment for improved operation.

Uses various software interfaces to aid in troubleshooting such as Rockwell Studio 5000. Creates and updates written work instructions for operators. Investigates, tests, and implements process improvements in a controlled AS9100 and ISO 13485 certified facility.

Monitors production scrap rates and actively works to maximize yields.

- Troubleshoot and repair automated manufacturing equipment.

- Specify custom automated equipment and ensure successful implementation.

- Provide input to design engineers to improve product manufacturability.