Key Responsibilities:
Process Design & Industrialisation:
Defining and proving manufacturing processes for mechanical and integrated assemblies, including final assembly/integration steps.
Creating and controlling work instructions, routings, and standard work.
Supporting ramp-up using time studies, line balancing, layout optimisation, and capacity planning.
Tooling, Fixtures & Equipment:
Specifying and commissioning fixtures and assembly aids for quality, ergonomics, and takt time.
Owning qualification and maintenance approaches for critical tooling and equipment.
Quality & Problem Solving:
Building PFMEAs and control plans; leading RCCA on non-conformances and repeat build issues.
Driving improvements in first-pass yield, scrap/rework reduction, throughput, and build stability.
Operating within regulated aerospace quality environments, such as AS9100.
Continuous Improvement:
Leading Lean improvements across safety, quality, throughput, lead time, and cost.
Change Management:
Implementing engineering changes on the floor, including impact assessment, documentation updates, cut-in, and team briefing.
Job Requirements:
Essential:
Experience in manufacturing/process engineering within regulated, engineered product environments.
Strong shop-floor process ownership and practical problem-solving skills.
Confidence with tooling/fixtures, capacity planning, and Lean/CI methodologies.
Desirable:
Exposure to integration and testing, tech transfer, new facility/cell stand-up, and Six Sigma.
Security:
Eligible for UK SC clearance; BPSS eligible from day one.
Benefits:
Competitive salary
Opportunity to work on advanced UAS projects in a high-growth environment
Professional development and training opportunities
Supportive and collaborative work environment
Comprehensive employee benefits package
If you are a driven Manufacturing Engineer ready to take your career to the next level, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic team in Swindon
Salary description
£55000.00 - £55000.00 per year