Senior Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer (Cambridge)

Senior Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer (Cambridge)

09 Nov
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Honeywell Aerospace
|
Cambridge

09 Nov

Honeywell Aerospace

Cambridge

Advance aerospace manufacturing in Cambridge, Ontario, using process optimization and structured problem-solving to resolve production issues and improve operations.

Honeywell Aerospace seeks a Senior Advanced Manufacturing Engineer supporting the Cambridge site and reporting to the Advanced Manufacturing Engineer Manager. You will develop brazing processes, analyze production data, and improve manufacturing performance. The work spans operations, quality, supply chain, and design engineering collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:

- Diagnose and resolve day-to-day manufacturing issues with operations
- Develop brazing processes and inspection criteria for assemblies
- Resolve QNs, CARs, and PROs through closure
- Lead RCCA, 5-Why, and Fishbone problem-solving efforts




- Drive cycle-time reduction, waste elimination, and process automation

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in manufacturing, electrical, computer systems, or mechanical engineering
- At least five years in advanced manufacturing engineering and optimization
- At least one year with brazed assembly processes
- Eligibility for Controlled Goods Program and Secret clearance
- Experience applying Six Sigma and Lean tools

Apply aerospace engineering expertise, brazing knowledge, and process improvement skills to Honeywell Aerospace manufacturing in Cambridge.

📌 Senior Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer (Cambridge)
🏢 Honeywell Aerospace
📍 Cambridge

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