What You'll Do: Create and update work instructions that define critical‑to‑quality characteristics and establish robust process controls; Train production personnel on new processes and revisions to existing procedures; Lead multiple continuous improvement and process development initiatives; Collaborate with operations, quality, and planning teams to meet delivery schedules, maintain quality, and minimize manufacturing costs; Support and develop assembly processes involving soldering, encapsulation, fastening, and related manufacturing methods; Investigate fabrication, test, and assembly issues and drive corrective actions; Review engineering designs for manufacturability and recommend improvements to reduce variation and enhance production flow; Support early‑stage design concepts and prototype builds; Conduct make/buy and value‑engineering studies to identify cost‑reduction opportunities; Streamline processes by eliminating waste and implementing cost‑saving improvements; Embed safety requirements into work instructions and support accident investigations and safety‑related activities; Support job hazard analysis activities when appropriate; Other duties as assigned. What You Need: B.S. degree in an engineering discipline and/or machining certificate is preferred; Minimum 1 year of experience in a manufacturing or production environment; Experience with SolidWorks or other 3D CAD platforms; Experience with 3D printing; Strong understanding of blueprints and GD&T; Experience with gauging and measurement techniques and equipment is a plus; Fixture and tooling design experience is a plus; Proactive communication and interpersonal skills while working in cross-functional teams; Strong judgment and decision-making skills; Please note, due to the requirements from the Department of Energy, U.S. CITIZENSHIP IS REQUIRED.