Early Career Training - Rotor Method Engineer

method sheets, work instructions, and standard plans in accordance with approved engineering and quality requirements.

• Learn how to interpret engineering drawings, repair instructions, and process specifications for shop floor application.

Shop Floor & Operations Support

• Provide day-to-day technical support to rotor operations under supervision.

• Observe and support machining and repair activities (e.g., turning, VTL, horizontal lathe) to understand process flow and constraints.

• Verify method execution on the shop floor and escalate deviations or concerns to senior engineers.

New Product Introduction (NPI) Exposure

• Assist with NPI-related activities, including:

  • Process documentation
  • Method updates
  • Fixture and tooling reviews

• Participate in process trials and validations under guidance.

Quality & Continuous Improvement

• Support investigations related to Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) by gathering data and participating in discussions.

• Participate in Kaizens, PSRs, and basic Root Cause Analysis (RCA) activities as part of learning and process improvement.

• Identify improvement opportunities related to safety, quality, cost, and cycle time, with recommendations reviewed by senior engineers.

Digital & Lean Manufacturing Tools

• Learn and support the use of digital manufacturing and production tools used within the rotor area.

• Support lean production line activities and standard work documentation updates.

Learning & Compliance

• Follow all EHS, quality, and manufacturing procedures.

• Actively participate in technical training, method reviews, and mentoring sessions.

• Maintain accurate documentation and records as assigned.

Level of Responsibility & Autonomy

• Operates under close supervision of Lead Method Engineer and PB Method Engineer.

• Executes clearly defined and reviewed tasks using established procedures.

• Limited autonomy; technical decisions and method changes require approval from senior engineers.

• Escalates technical, quality, or safety concerns promptly.

What you'll bring:

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or other Engineering disciplines.

• Maximum 2 years of experience in Manufacturing and /or Repair Environment.

• Basic understanding of manufacturing processes and engineering drawings

• Willingness to work in a shop-floor manufacturing environment

What will make you stand out:

• Strong interest in manufacturing and industrial processes

• Good verbal and written communication skills

• Ability to learn quickly and follow standard processes

• Team-oriented mindset with openness to feedback

• Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Excel, Word)

• Exposure to Lean Manufacturing or continuous improvement concepts is a plus

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No