Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles and application during digital and physical builds.
Mechanical design fundamentals including tolerance stack-up, fit, and functional intent.
Manufacturing processes including welding (steel and aluminum), machining, grinding, routing, cutting, and mechanical assembly.
Tooling and fixture design concepts for repeatability, safety, and production efficiency.
Raw material selection, fabrication methods, and production cost considerations.
Interpretation and creation of precision technical drawings and digital models.
CAM familiarity (CAMWorks or equivalent preferred).
ERP systems and change control processes (CR/CO workflow).
Standard manufacturing documentation practices and revision control.
Root cause analysis and structured problem-solving methods.
Competency in business and engineering software (MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Hands-on experience with woodworking, metalwork and shop equipment (manual + CNC).
Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering or related field - ABET accredited preferred
Equivalent education and experience may be considered
