Production Engineers

Production Engineers (D&P U.S.A. LLC) (Philadelphia, PA): Responsible for planning and optimizing production, establishing the sequence of operations for part fabrication and aircraft assembly, utilizing drafting tools and software to design layouts for equipment, materials, and workspace that maximize facility efficiency; troubleshooting technical issues, developing and implementing engineering solutions for complex issues that arise during the assembly and production phases of helicopter aircraft to minimize downtime; creating and managing reporting documentation, such as job cards, work orders, and production documents; standardizing technical training materials and workflows to ensure a seamless transition from design to the shop floor; managing projects' schedules, interfacing directly with clients to define project workloads, production methods, and timelines, ensuring all deliverables meet strict specifications and fixed delivery schedules; directing and supervising workers engaged in product measurement, testing, and inspection to ensure all components adhere to rigorous quality control and reliability standards; acting as the primary technical point of contact between production team, internal engineers, and external clients to ensure alignment on production targets and delivery expectations; developing manufacturing methods, labor utilization standards, and cost-analysis systems to optimize the use of personnel, materials, and utilities across the facility; leading weekly technical meetings to review production schedules and process flows, identifying opportunities to improve efficiencies and redefine technical requirements; working with the engineering team to produce comprehensive monthly reports for clients, detailing work progress, manufacturing capabilities, and projected project outcomes; and conferring regularly with management, vendors, and staff regarding procurement, production specifications, and the development of high-level design and production standards. Requires a Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent in Industrial Engineering. Must have a minimum of 2 years of experience using Catia V4 and V5 software for 3D modeling, drafting, assembly, mechanical and electrical harness design; a minimum of 2 years of experience working with electrical and avionic system components development, and military and international standards; a minimum of 2 years of experience working in a production engineering position at a facility operating under Part 21 or Part 145 of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA); a minimum of 1 year of experience in mechanical machining, milling, and welding; and knowledge of European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) procedures acquired through 1 year of experience in an engineering position operating under those procedures. Salary: $81,500-$91,500/year. Please send C.V. to p.frigeni@depcad.com