3 jobs found in Worcester

The Cost Engineer will develop cost estimates during the quoting process for new products and maintain accurate standard costs for existing products. This role involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to materials, labor, tooling, and equipment to ensure accurate cost forecasting. The Cost Engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize costs, improve efficiency, and support strategic decision-making for both new and legacy products. Essential Responsibilities · Utilize cost methodologies and tools to prepare and maintain reliable and accurate cost data. · Identify and quantify potential cost uncertainties to ensure costing models capture the full range of risks. · Establish cost estimates for production processes and tooling; review alternatives and recommend improvements. · Track actual costs against estimates and report regularly to ensure alignment with...

The Tool Design Manufacturing Engineer (TDME) is responsible for designing, developing, and improving tooling, fixtures, jigs, and dies used in metal stamping/progressive / compound die and other manufacturing machining operations (welding, work holding for tool room CNCs, and press brakes). This role works closely with production, quality, and tool room personnel to ensure tooling meets performance, safety, cost, and delivery requirements while supporting continuous improvement initiatives. The TDME interacts with the costing engineer by providing tool layouts and designs needed for the quoting process of new parts. Additionally, there is strong collaboration and team work with the rest of the engineering department where tool designs are reviewed and assistance is problem solving is obtained. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Designs tooling to produce parts using CAD (Solid Works, Logo Press &/or CADKEY) to customer specifications under...

The Quality Supervisor is responsible for maintaining, implementing, and continuously improving the Quality Management System. This role emphasizes hands-on application of quality tools, development and delivery of training, and facilitation of systems that build organizational knowledge while driving measurable improvements in processes, products, and performance. The Quality Supervisor facilitates SPC and Gage R&R programs, serves as the Corrective Action Request (CAR) system coordinator, and supports managers with root cause analysis and corrective/preventive action development. Essential Responsibilities Drive continuous improvement through execution of improvement activities such as PIT teams, capability studies, SPC, and Gage R&R. Serve as backup ISO/QS Management Representative for the QA Manager. Develop and conduct training programs to establish a common understanding of quality tools,...