Allison Transmission - Indianapolis, IN
posted 4 months ago
The Senior Manufacturing Engineer, Fabrication at Allison Transmission plays a crucial role in overseeing the technical aspects of the fabrication process. This position involves monitoring various metrics throughout the manufacturing process to ensure efficiency and quality. The engineer will work closely with the manufacturing manager to maintain high standards in manufacturing and to develop new production methods. This includes implementing new product processes and ensuring that all operations align with the company's goals for progress and innovation. In this role, the Senior Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for maintaining a physical presence in the workplace, providing technical support to plant operations, and developing comprehensive process documentation. This documentation includes process stack sheets, process routings, PFMEAs (Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis), process flow diagrams, and error-proofing plans. The engineer will also be tasked with developing cost estimates for new and major programs, often starting from early concept drawings and concurrent engineering discussions. The position requires designing manufacturing systems with a focus on continuous improvement, particularly in relation to quality and throughput capability of production equipment. The engineer will develop and implement machine-specific as well as major program Capital Appropriations Projects, manage the purchase and receipt of items related to these projects, and oversee the tryout and evaluation of new machinery and equipment. Regular reporting on costs and project status is also a key responsibility. Additionally, the Senior Manufacturing Engineer will participate in cross-functional team meetings for new and major programs, contributing insights and influencing decisions across various business functions. They will also engage in Design for Assembly (DFA) and Design for Manufacturing (DFM) activities to support new product design work, ensuring that all processes are optimized for efficiency and effectiveness.