Metrology Engineer

About This Role

This Metrology Engineer role serves as the technical lead for dimensional inspection and measurement strategies, focusing on diagnosing and resolving complex manufacturing issues on the production floor. The position involves creating high-level programming, mentoring junior technicians, and representing the metrology department on multi-disciplinary projects.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain automated, production-ready programs for dimensionally inspecting parts and assemblies using Zeiss Calypso Software
• Dimensionally inspect parts using a variety of metrology equipment including vision systems, CMM and 3D laser (Hexagon Romer) and blue light scanners
• Support the development of methods to analyze product and process quality
• Analyze data to define trends, capability, and functional improvements
• Work together with relevant teams and departments to understand the needs regarding problem-solving
• Formulate a strategic plan to develop systems and metrics that increase productivity in the business
• Develop novel methods to accurately and precisely measure automotive components and assemblies
• Accurately read and interpret drawings and CATIA CAD models
• Lead standardization and optimization of production measurement methods and techniques
• Improve product/process quality by defining/implementing recommendations for improvements of the current state

Requirements

• 5+ years of manufacturing experience
• Develop, validate, and incorporate Calypso programming for Drive Unit/Battery assemblies/Machining components
• Program, set up, and operate Zeiss Calypso inspection systems
• Proficiency utilizing surface plates, sine plates, and height stands (including compound angles)
• Analyze measurement data against process or design limits, assess trends, and take appropriate actions
• Optimize inspection methods to expedite Calypso inspections and manage cells and equipment capacity
• High proficiency in programming Zeiss Calypso, utilizing PCM and macros
• Demonstrated problem-solving skills
• Excellent knowledge of GD&T with a deep understanding of Six Degrees of Freedom (6DOF)
• Experience with CATIA or similar CAD software for design
• Manufacturing/assembly experience with a focus on Drivetrain castings/gears, Battery modules, or Aerospace assemblies

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Manufacturing Technology or related field
• 5+ years of experience working in a manufacturing environment

Skills

* Required skills

Benefits