Engineering Shop Machinist

Date Posted:

2024-08-20

Country:

United States of America

Location:

IN301: 1010 Production Rd Ft Wayne IN 1010 Production Road , Fort Wayne, IN, 46808 USA

Position Role Type:

Onsite

At Raytheon, the foundation of everything we do is rooted in our values and a higher calling – to help our nation and allies defend freedoms and deter aggression. We bring the strength of more than 100 years of experience and renowned engineering expertise to meet the needs of today’s mission and stay ahead of tomorrow’s threat. Our team solves tough, meaningful problems that create a safer, more secure world.
   

Raytheon’s Technical Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana is seeking a Machinist for their engineering development department to focus on making small run engineering prototype parts and assemblies. 
This position will utilize communication and technical skills to create solutions that meet demanding engineering standards and tolerances in support of many RTX programs and businesses. This includes the application of lean methods, project engineering and machining principals, and an understanding of and implementation of quality/EHS compliance. You will be instrumental in optimizing machining processes, driving continuous improvement and contributing to the successful alignment of program standards.
If you are passionate about engineering excellence, solving problems in a collaborative innovative environment we want you to be part of the journey toward providing our customers with the engineered solutions that make them successful.  

What You Will Do  

• Work with engineers to review drawings, specifications and develop machining solutions to produce parts to meet the required design and functionality.  

• Become integrated into the Machine shop Team, planning, coordinating, and successfully producing the machined parts to meet all the specified engineering requirements. 

• Program and operate HAAS multi axis (up to 5) CNC milling machines and work on other standard machine shop equipment.  

• Manage the customers and companies required engineering documentation and processes to create a permanent record of how the part was created for future reference. 

• Track the work progress and provide regular status updates to your customer’s. 

• Grow your experience in creating unique, limited volume, high tech application parts and assemblies.
     

What You Will Learn  

• Grow your experience in creating unique, limited volume, high tech application parts and assemblies.   

• Gain a deeper understanding of the engineering processes used in programming and machining complicated parts while gaining experience in a highly technical environment. 

• How to successfully manage challenging assignments through cooperation, communication, and tapping into highly experienced resources. 

• Manage through work requests for walk-in-quick-turn work to multi-month projects and anything in between. 

• Experience working through all aspects of delivering completed parts to the customer including work planning, material ordering, CNC programming, machining, scheduling finishes/coatings, and timely delivery of finished parts with minimal direction to the customer.