Manufacturing Engineer

1w1 week ago

Rolls-Royce

JP · Full-time

About this role

At Rolls-Royce, we pioneer cutting-edge technologies delivering the cleanest, safest, and most competitive solutions for vital power needs. We embrace data and technology to be Digital First in everything. Our jet engines power over 35 types of commercial aircraft, with more than 13,000 in-service worldwide.

Provide technical support to operations and execute Manufacturing Engineering activities to develop, maintain, and improve processes meeting safety, quality, cost, delivery, and leadtime requirements. Ensure full compliance with Health, Safety & Environmental Standards and the Zero Harm programme. Drive product safety by achieving design definition and resolving issues rigorously.

Drive a zero defects culture, reducing risks for Right First Time while complying with RRMS, SABRe, Export Control, and Intellectual Property standards. Act as Technical Authority with process controls, serving as MEA or PCA signatory where applicable. Collaborate with teams, experts, partners, and suppliers to share knowledge and best practices.

Identify opportunities for new manufacturing processes, digital systems, and technologies. Plan activities managing schedule, resources, and costs while resolving risks. Develop capability by validating processes, analyzing data, and coaching others to expand competencies.

Requirements

Expertise in manufacturing processes for aerospace jet engines
Knowledge of HSE standards and Zero Harm principles
Proficiency in product safety protocols and design conformance
Experience with quality systems including RRMS and SABRe
Ability to apply process controls and act as technical signatory
Skills in data analysis for process capability improvement
Familiarity with digital manufacturing systems and technologies
Competence in cross-functional collaboration and lessons learned capture

Responsibilities

Provide technical support to operations and execute Manufacturing Engineering activities to develop, maintain and continuously improve manufacturing processes meeting SQCD requirements
Ensure manufacturing processes comply with Health, Safety & Environmental Standards and meet Zero Harm programme expectations
Ensure manufacturing processes achieve design definition and conform to specifications, investigating and resolving safety issues
Drive zero defects culture, reduce risks, and ensure compliance with RRMS, SABRe, Export Control and Intellectual Property requirements
Apply manufacturing process controls as Technical Authority, acting as MEA or PCA signatory where applicable
Identify and develop opportunities for improved manufacturing processes, digital systems and technologies
Plan and manage activities including schedule, resources and costs, resolving issues to meet timescales
Develop, validate and improve manufacturing processes using data analysis to demonstrate capability