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Manufacturing & process engineer

Working out how a part gets made, at the rate the season needs, without a single one going wrong.

Adverts for this work usually name: Siemens NX, Mastercam, GD&T, SAP / IFS ERP.

Who comes into this from somewhere else

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Manufacturing or NPI engineer88% carried over

From Aerospace & defence

New product introduction, process capability and first-article discipline are the same job on a faster clock.

Nothing standing in the way
Process engineer82% carried over

From Automotive (volume)

Process design, PFMEA and takt-time thinking carry straight over. The volumes are tiny and the tolerances are not.

What you would need to add

GD&TASME / ISO standard

Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. How a drawing states what actually has to be accurate, and by how much.

Process validation engineer66% carried over

From Medical devices & pharmaceutical

Validated processes, traceability and change control are a strength. Machining and composites processes are the gap.

What you would need to add

5-axis CNCTrade skill

Programming and running 5-axis machining centres. The step up from 3-axis that motorsport work usually requires.

GD&TASME / ISO standard

Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. How a drawing states what actually has to be accurate, and by how much.

Open right now in this discipline

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Manufacturing & process engineer

4 opportunities

In 3 places · 100% ask for no degree

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