Sr. Associate, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Projects 1
2 days ago
Hamilton ON, Hamilton Census Division, ON; Ontario, Canada
L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
Full-time
€75,000 - €99,000 Temporary
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Associate, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Projects (L2)
The Operations Engineering – Mechanical Projects role is an intermediate-level Manufacturing Engineering position focused on improving product quality, reliability, and manufacturability of MX products. Working within a cross-functional team of Engineering, Production, Manufacturing Engineering, and Procurement, this role supports both New Product Introduction (NPI) and sustaining operations . The successful candidate balances autonomy with guidance, takes ownership of assigned work, and proactively identifies opportunities to improve processes, yield, and overall operational performance.
Develop, implement, and maintain manufacturing processes and procedures for MX products
Support the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of manufacturing and test processes for wire harness and cable assemblies
Develop and maintain assembly, inspection, and test methods for wire harnesses, including processes such as wire preparation, crimping, termination, connector assembly, and electrical testing
Create and update PFMEA, control plans, SPC strategies, tooling, and test procedures
Translate engineering specifications into robust, repeatable manufacturing processes
NPI & Mechanical Project Execution
Lead or support moderately complex mechanical projects within Operations Engineering
Support NPI and sustaining activities involving wire harness and cable assemblies, including process development, manufacturability reviews, production readiness, and resolution of manufacturing issues
Identify gaps or adjacent tasks that improve overall product and process performance
Quality & Continuous Improvement
Monitor key performance metrics (First Pass Yield, rolling yield, defect trends)
Identify inefficiencies and implement process improvements
Perform root cause analysis (8D) and drive corrective actions
Collaborate effectively with Engineering, Production, and Quality teams
Communicate technical updates, risks, and improvement opportunities proactively
Review and implement engineering and production change requests
Support Manufacturing Engineers responsible for production cell teams as needed
Contribute to technology and capital equipment planning
Support implementation of manufacturing improvements and upgrades
Ensure alignment with quality standards and operational goals
Demonstrates ownership and delivers high-quality work with minimal supervision
Identifies and acts on process improvement opportunities
Effectively resolves moderately complex manufacturing and quality issues
Applies manufacturing tools effectively and identifies improvement opportunities
Produces high-quality work, manages complexity, and proactively identifies risks
Proactively communicates with stakeholders and provides clear technical updates
Uses data and experience to resolve common issues; Takes ownership of tasks and ensures quality and timely completion
Identifies and contributes to process and operational improvements
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a project-based environment
Working knowledge of electro-mechanical manufacturing and process engineering
Experience developing or supporting manufacturing and test processes for wire harness or cable assemblies, preferably within electronics, aerospace, automotive, or other high-reliability manufacturing environments
Working knowledge of wire harness assembly methods, including wire preparation, crimping, termination, connector assembly, inspection, and electrical testing
Experience with Lean manufacturing principles
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and electrical schematics
Strong written and verbal technical communication skills
Assets:
Experience with SolidWorks, Composer, AutoCAD, or MES systems
Degree or diploma in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or related engineering discipline
~2–4 years of manufacturing engineering experience , preferably in a high-tech environment
~ Experience supporting process development, production, or quality improvements
~ Relevant experience supporting the manufacture and test of wire harness, cable, or similar electro-mechanical assemblies
*For applicants with disabilities, we will provide you with accommodation so that you have what you need in order to be at your best.
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