Manufacturing Engineer, Fluid SystemsLA County – Relocation Assistance ProvidedThe CompanyOur client's mission is to expand humanity's frontier into the solar system and beyond. The next step on this journey is to enable manufacturing and habitation in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Our client's plan to make this a reality is to build artificial gravity space stations.The JobOur client is looking for a Manufacturing Engineer , Fluid Systems reporting to the Manager of Tube Fabrication , to support the development of the systems that will be required for the design and build of artificial-gravity human-rated space stations.FunctionsConceptualize, develop, and manufacture innovative, cutting‑edge tube bending and welding cells capable of meeting the demanding needs for the Haven‑1 program. Drive first build and test effort through design integration, assembly sequencing, mBOM development, build and test work order creation, and specification authoringCreate and maintain detailed manufacturing plans, assembly procedures, and work instructions to ensure consistent and accurate production of all tubing systemsIdentify and resolve manufacturing challenges by conducting root cause analysis and implementing corrective actionsLeverage critical thinking and problem‑solving skills to constantly challenge the norms and pushing the boundaries to achieve efficient production for human space flight within timelinesCollaborate closely with design and integration engineers as well as internal production teams and external vendors to execute expediently and efficientlyCreate efficient and capable tooling solutions to streamlining production and aid in increased system output while reducing operational burdenCollaborate with quality assurance teams to establish and maintain rigorous quality control processes for manufacturingEstablish and enforce standard practices, troubleshooting guides, and standardized repair procedures, with a key responsibility of reviewing and approving planning documentsFacilitate day‑to‑day production of bent tubes, OTW, and manual welded tubing, both on ensuring optimal efficiency and adherence to quality standardsChallenge existing production and design requirements for tubing assemblies, utilizing data‑driven insights to identify and eliminate wasteful practices, further optimizing the manufacturing processStreamline and optimize existing production systems, proactively identifying opportunities to enhance manufacturing efficiency, reduce waste, and improve overall product qualityQualificationsBachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field5+ years of manufacturing engineering experience (internships and extracurricular experience is applicable), preferably in the aerospace industryPreferred SkillsStrong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in cross‑functional teamsStrong attention to detail and a commitment to producing high‑quality workComfortable working in a rapidly changing, high‑stress environment balancing several projects at any given timeStrong understanding of fluid systemsExperience tube bending, orbital tube welding (OTW), TIG welding, precision cleaning, tooling design, and/or pressure testingExcellent problem‑solving skills and the ability to perform root cause analysisHands‑on experience with testing and troubleshooting fluids components and systems is desirableAdditional RequirementsWillingness to work evenings and/or weekends to support critical mission milestonesPay Range:Manufacturing Engineer I: $85,000 - $105,000Manufacturing Engineer II: $100,000 - $130,000Manufacturing Engineer III: $120,000 - $160,000Compensation:$85,000-$160,000 per year#J-18808-Ljbffr