Manufacturing Engineer_Metal Castings and Forgings

Impact In This Role

Your role as a Manufacturing Engineer will be to support and drive improvement to our critical manufacturing functions. We have two sets of customers—our builders, who order parts through us, and our manufacturing partners, who manufacture and assemble these parts—and you’ll be consistently working at the interface between the two.  At Fictiv, we believe in creating the world’s premier platform for hardware manufacturing, and you’ll be playing a critical role in making that happen.

In your role as the Manufacturing Engineer, you will be reviewing and analyzing the manufacturability and costs associated with part fabrication (including die casting, Gravity casting,Forging and other manufacturing processes requiring tooling) and mechanical assembly. In this role, you’ll be using your Mechanical Engineering background, knowledge of manufacturing processes, and experience having brought mechanical components into high volume manufacturing to determine what design changes may need to be made to our builders’ design specifications in order to meet their needs and to very accurately price out the cost of fabricating a part. Ultimately, you’ll be working daily to use your technical expertise to provide pricing to builders and to assist in the development of pricing calculators and, ultimately, automation of pricing & DFM to reduce the time to quote for our builders and reduce overhead for our manufacturing partners.

You will report to the Manufacturing Engineering Lead/Manager

What You’ll Be Doing

Release Package Review – Analyze models, drawings, parts lists, and other data to determine scope of work, fabrication feasibility, cost to fabricate, and minimum lead time.

Quoting – Combine your analysis with Fictiv’s software recommendations and feedback from our manufacturing partners to generate quotes for builders.

DFM Feedback – Provides DFM feedback to builders, such as recommended design change to adapt the tooling manufacturing limitation.

Platform development support – support the platform development of casting tooling, such as tooling calculator, material database, DFM tools on platform.

Communication-communicate with US sales to support the part/tooling design solution and quote feedback if needed.

Program support

-Lead the transition of customer programs from prototype and low-volume production (3D printing, CNC machining, soft tooling) to high-volume casting tooling, including part-level redesign, material and process selection, tolerance optimization, and tooling architecture definition to support scalable mass production.

Desired Traits

Associate degree（Should）

-At least 10 Years casting manufacturing working experience,(Must)

-At least 6 years of Casting(gravity and die casting) experience.(Must)

-Able to use NX/UG software, and able to analyze casting parts and modify the 3D file.(Must)

-Able to use Magma or other similar software to do the analysis of metal mold flow.

(Better to have)

-Able to read regular 2D drawings and understand GD&T,(Should)

-Able to read English, write English,(Should)

-Able to speak English.(Should)

Personality, earnestly and responsible, Team spirit, Integrity and Honesty.(Must)

Self-starter, manages time efficiently, able to complete work in a timely manner without active supervision (Should)

Enjoys sharing knowledge and teaching others about manufacturing (Should）

Perks and Benefits

Housing fund, and social insurance, commercial insurance for employee and your child

Annual leave, paid sick leave

Team celebrations

Annual training opportunities including English learning, technical skills certifications,

Yearly health check-up

And much, much more!

Interested in learning more?  We look forward to hearing from you soon.