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Manufacturing Process Engineer -Stainless Steel Carbody Manufacturing at SEGULA TECHNOLOGIES LTD
Hornell, New York, United States -
Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

14 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

15 Apr, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Stainless-steel fabrication, Welding process optimization, MIG welding, TIG welding, Deformation control, Structural assembly, Tooling design, Fixture optimization, Industrial engineering, Process improvement, Root cause analysis, Time studies, Line balancing, PFMEA, Work instructions, Dimensional control

Industry

Engineering Services

Description
Description Job description: Manufacturing Process Engineer -Stainless Steel Carbody Manufacturing Company Description Do you want to shape the world of tomorrow and work on innovative projects? Then you’re a great fit for us! SEGULA Technologies is a global engineering group with 15,000 employees and 140 locations worldwide. We support innovation in energy efficiency, climate protection, decarbonization, and the development of next-generation technologies across industries In the United States, SEGULA Technologies Experts support key sectors including automotive, transportation, energy, software, and life sciences. As an independent engineering partner, we provide OEMs and suppliers with customized engineering services and direct customer project support. Join us to take on exciting technical challenges and contribute to high-impact manufacturing programs. Job Description SEGULA Technologies is seeking a Manufacturing Process Engineer with deep expertise in stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing to support and improve production operations in a high-complexity rail/transportation manufacturing environment This role is heavily focused on stainless-steel fabrication, welding process optimization, deformation control, tooling effectiveness, and industrialization of engineering changes on the shopfloor. The ideal candidate will bring hands-on experience in stainless-steel structural assembly, particularly in environments involving carbody shells, welded assemblies, fixtures, and dimensional control This is a shopfloor-driven manufacturing engineering role focused on process improvement and production support. It is not a design engineering or procurement role. Key Responsibilities Stainless-Steel Manufacturing Process Optimization • Lead and implement process improvements specifically related to stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing, including fabrication, fit-up, welding, and structural assembly. • Analyze and improve stainless-steel production flow, with a focus on reducing cycle time, improving repeatability, and increasing throughput. • Apply industrial engineering methodologies to improve efficiency, consistency, and quality in stainless-steel fabrication processes. Welding & Deformation Control • Support and optimize MIG/TIG welding processes for stainless-steel assemblies, ensuring robust process control and high-quality weld outcomes. • Drive initiatives to reduce and control heat distortion, warpage, shrinkage, and deformation in stainless-steel welded structures. • Develop and implement best practices for weld sequencing, clamping strategy, fixture usage, and dimensional stabilization. • Collaborate with production teams to resolve weld-related quality issues, fit-up challenges, and structural dimensional concerns. Tooling, Fixtures & Jig Optimization • Evaluate and improve tooling, jigs, fixtures, and clamping systems used in stainless-steel carbody assembly and welding. • Conduct detailed assessments of tooling performance to ensure proper alignment, repeatability, and deformation control during manufacturing. • Recommend and implement fixture or tooling modifications to support improved part accuracy, process capability, and operator efficiency. ECO / Change Industrialization • Lead the industrialization of Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) into the manufacturing environment for stainless-steel structures and assemblies. • Assess manufacturing impact of engineering changes, including effects on weld sequence, tooling, work instructions, cycle time, and quality controls. • Ensure all engineering changes are successfully translated into shopfloor execution with minimal disruption to production. Work Instructions & Manufacturing Documentation • Create, update, and maintain detailed Work Instructions (WIs) and manufacturing process documentation for stainless-steel fabrication and welding operations. • Ensure documentation reflects best practices for fit-up, weld preparation, sequence, deformation control, inspection points, and tooling usage. • Maintain digital traceability of all process changes, updates, improvements, and measurable outputs. Shopfloor Production Support Provide direct, hands-on shopfloor support to manufacturing teams for stainless-steel carbody operations. Troubleshoot production issues related to fit-up, welding quality, dimensional variation, process flow, and assembly repeatability. Partner closely with production, quality, and manufacturing leadership to ensure stable execution of stainless-steel manufacturing processes. Qualification Required Minimum 5+ years of experience specifically in stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing or equivalent heavy stainless-steel welded structural manufacturing. Strong hands-on experience in stainless-steel fabrication, welding, structural assembly, and shopfloor manufacturing process improvement. In-depth knowledge of MIG/TIG welding processes for stainless steel, including weld behavior, heat input effects, and distortion/deformation control. Strong experience with: Deformation control / dimensional stability in stainless-steel welded assemblies MTM, time studies, and line balancing PFMEA and process risk assessment Root Cause Analysis and structured problem-solving tools (8D / PDCA) Proven ability to write and maintain: Work Instructions Manufacturing process documentation Digital records for traceability and change control Strong shopfloor presence with the ability to support operators, supervisors, and production teams in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Preferred Experience in railcar / rail transportation / stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing highly preferred. Lean Manufacturing certification. Green Belt or equivalent continuous improvement / problem-solving certification. Prior experience supporting welded structural stainless-steel assemblies with tight dimensional and cosmetic require Job Type: Full-time Benefits: Relocation assistance Application Question(s): Do you have experience specifically in stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing Do you have experience in stainless-steel fabrication, welding, structural assembly, and shopfloor manufacturing process improvement. Do you have experience with MIG/TIG welding processes for stainless steel, including weld behavior, heat input effects, and distortion/deformation control. Do you have experience with • MTM, time studies, and line balancing Ability to Commute: Hornell, NY 14843 (Preferred) Ability to Relocate: Hornell, NY 14843: Relocate before starting work (Preferred) Work Location: In person Requirements Expertise specifically in stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing Expertise in stainless-steel fabrication, welding, structural assembly, and shopfloor manufacturing process improvement. Expertise with MIG/TIG welding processes for stainless steel, including weld behavior, heat input effects, and distortion/deformation control. Ability to Commute: Hornell, NY 14843 (Preferred) Ability to Relocate: Hornell, NY 14843: Relocate before starting work (Preferred) Work Location: In person

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Responsibilities
The Manufacturing Process Engineer will lead process improvements for stainless-steel carbody shell manufacturing, focusing on welding, fabrication, and structural assembly. They will provide hands-on shopfloor support to optimize production flow, tooling, and dimensional control while ensuring engineering changes are effectively implemented.