Manufacturing Engineer - Manufacturing Engineering, BodyThe Manufacturing Engineer develops and optimizes production processes and equipment to achieve the safety, quality, output, and cost goals of the organization. Collects production data and applies engineering principles, scientific and statistical methods to analyze, document, and diagram production processes. A manufacturing engineer is responsible for identifying production problems and identifying methods for resolution. They recommend and implement changes to equipment, work methods and other aspects of production to improve the utilization of all relevant resources.ResponsibilitiesElectrical hardware design: Ability to read and understand equipment electrical schematics and drawings. Must have a strong background designing new electrical controls circuits for automated equipment including relays, motors, safety circuits, PLCs, and computer interfaces.Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) programming: Ability to read and troubleshoot PLC logic. Experience modifying and creating PLC programs for equipment control. Experience modifying and creating HMI screens. Background in industrial networks, including DeviceNet, TCP/IP, UniWire, etc.Mechanical Systems Design: Ability to read and understand product and equipment mechanical drawings and dimensions. Solid experience troubleshooting, modifying, and specifying mechanical systems. Experience with pneumatic piping and control systems. Exposure to air, water, and hydraulic utilities.Project Management: Demonstrated development and control of project master schedules and budgets. Experience writing project specifications and instructions. Experience managing vendor/team activities during design, fabrication, installation, and integration.Communication/Leadership: Good overall written/oral communication skills, ability to summarize complex technical concepts in written content. Ability to lead groups/teams to complete complex projects.Minimum QualificationsAssociates Degree plus 1 - 3 years relevant experience or 5 - 7 years relevant experience in Engineering Technology or Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field3 years minimum facilities engineering experience in a high production manufacturing environment with exposure to robotics, automated material handling systems, and communication networks.Proficient MS Office skills and MS ProjectCAD experience with AutoCAD, Solidworks, and/or CATIAExcellent verbal and written communication skillsCapability to analyze data and make data-driven decisions to resolve quality issues, equipment adjustments, increase throughput, and reduce waste.Safety knowledge and hands-on experience countermeasuring safety concernsDesired Qualifications5 years' experience in a high-volume automotive industrial manufacturing environment. Body assembly experience is a plus.BS Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, BS Mechanical or Electrical Engineering Technology, BS Industrial Engineering, BS Industrial Engineering Technology degree or a related fieldSubaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer committed to employing a diverse workforce.#J-18808-Ljbffr