Manufacturing Engineer

As a Manufacturing Engineer at Hamilton Company, your responsibilities include troubleshooting and addressing production floor issues, implementing corrective actions across multiple systems, and overseeing production improvement projects. You will also write and execute IQOQPQ protocols to qualify new equipment and processes, provide insights to the R&D Engineering team, maintain assembly documentation, assist with quality analysis, and ensure compliance with various manufacturing standards.

To apply for the Manufacturing Engineer position at Hamilton Company, you should have at least a bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering, or a closely related field. Additionally, you will need 3+ years of experience in high-volume manufacturing, familiarity with lean manufacturing practices, and some understanding of automation and software programming.

Hamilton Company looks for a Manufacturing Engineer who is enthusiastic, cooperative, and has a positive attitude. Strong technical skills in mechanics and electromechanical equipment, along with excellent troubleshooting abilities, are essential. Moreover, effective communication skills—both written and oral—are important to succeed in this role.

The work environment for Manufacturing Engineers at Hamilton Company is dynamic and collaborative. You will be part of a team that is committed to innovation and high-quality production. Employees thrive in a culture that promotes professional growth, sustainability, and a drug-free workplace, making it both a professional and supportive setting.

Hamilton Company places a strong emphasis on career advancement and professional development. As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will have access to a wide range of exciting projects that can lead to further specialization, leadership positions, and expanded responsibilities within the organization, fostering your growth and professional trajectory.

When answering this question, emphasize your hands-on experience with troubleshooting in a manufacturing setting. You can outline specific problems you encountered, the processes you followed to identify issues, and the corrective actions you implemented, showcasing your analytical and problem-solving skills.

For this question, provide a clear example of a production improvement project you led or were involved in. Highlight the objectives of the project, the steps you took to achieve them, the results you accomplished, and how this experience relates to the role at Hamilton Company.

Discuss your approach to documentation, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and clarity. Mention specific methods you’ve used, such as standardized templates, regular updates, and collaborative reviews, ensuring that your practices align with quality standards and enhance communication within teams.

When responding to this question, provide concrete examples of how you prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact. Discuss any tools or systems you use to manage your workload and how you stay adaptable when unexpected challenges arise in a manufacturing setting.

In your answer, share specific experiences where you provided Design-For-Manufacturing input. Discuss how you collaborated with R&D and the benefits this brought in terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the manufacturing process.

For this question, describe a specific lean methodology you utilized, such as Kaizen or 5S. Explain how you executed this methodology in your previous role and the measurable outcomes that resulted in terms of efficiency, waste reduction, or improved quality.

Discuss your approach to customer complaints, emphasizing the importance of root cause analysis and collaboration with quality engineering. Give an example of how you addressed a complaint in the past and the process you followed to ensure a resolution that met both customer and company standards.

Mention any relevant software tools you've worked with, such as CAD, MRP systems, or any proprietary software used in manufacturing environments. Discuss how familiarity with these tools has helped improve your efficiency and capability to execute your responsibilities.

Highlight your commitment to safety by discussing your familiarity with safety regulations and best practices in manufacturing. Offer examples of safety programs you've participated in or implemented, and explain how you prioritize safety in your engineering practices.

Share your genuine interest in precision fluid measuring and the objectives of Hamilton Company. Discuss your passion for engineering and innovation and how Hamilton’s commitment to professional growth and sustainable design aligns with your career goals and values.