Special Process Engineer

Whitcraft LLC dba Pursuit Aerospace • Whitesboro, NY • 10h ago

About Us:As a global manufacturer of complex aircraft engine components, Pursuit Aerospace is founded on a commitment to relentless, continuous, operational improvement and extraordinary customer service. We pride ourselves on competitive cost structure, exceptional on-time delivery, and industry-leading quality. The Pursuit family of companies has cultivated long-term relationships with our customers around the world through respect, teamwork, technology, and trust. We are driven to develop industry leading process innovations and manufacturing techniques on behalf of our customers. Our exceptional quality is driven by a deep investment in and the daily practice of continually improving our people, processes, and products. About the Opportunity: We are seeking a skilled and innovative Special Process - Non-Conventional Machining (NCM) Engineer to support and optimize advanced machining processes including Laser cutting, EDM (Wire), Chemical processing and other non-traditional methods. The Special Process - NCM Engineer will play a critical role in developing, qualifying, and maintaining processes that meet stringent aerospace and precision manufacturing standards.Location: Whitesboro, NYResponsibilities: Perform and/or review daily, weekly, monthly, periodic testing such as Chemical Adjustments, Conductivity/TDS, Resistivity, Chloride Determination by Argentometric Titration, Acid Acceptance, Nitric Acid Percentage by Potentiometric Titration, Free Acid by Normality, alloy contamination by ICP, Stock Loss, Etch Rate, Hydrogen content/pick up, Stress Corrosion, pH and capability testing. Work with internal team and our customers to improve CP and NCM op sheets, schedules, software control, databases, data cards, set up sheets, work instructions, routers/travelers and procedures Perform annual internal audits against customer and Nadcap checklists for Chemical Processing: Alkaline Cleaning, Acid Cleaning, Pre-Penetrant Etch, Solution Analysis, Dry Film Lubricant/Paint, Grit Blasting and Vapor Degreasing Perform annual internal audits against customer and Nadcap checklists for Non-Conventional Machining: Laser Beam Metal Removal including Cutting/Drilling and Electro Discharge Machining Perform in person weekly walk throughs of all CP and NCM areas to ensure processes are robust and in compliance with customer and Nadcap specifications Develop and optimize non-conventional machining processes (e.g., Laser cutting/drilling, Wire EDM, for new and existing components Program and set parameters for Laser and EDM machines to achieve dimensional and metallurgical requirements Define and document machining process flows, tooling, fixtures, and quality checkpoints Collaborate with Quality and Special Process teams to meet NADCAP, AS9100, and customer-specific requirements Drive root cause analysis and continuous improvement in response to process deviations or quality issues Select and manage suppliers or subcontractors for outsourced NCM processes Train operators and technicians on safe and effective use of non-conventional machining equipment Stay current with industry trends, technologies, and best practices in advanced machiningRequired Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field AND 3+ years of experience in non-conventional machining (Laser, EDM, ECM, Chem Processing, etc.) - OR - in lieu of degree, 7+ years of experience in non-conventional machining (Laser, EDM, ECM, Chem Processing, etc.) 2+ years of experience in a manufacturing or quality engineering role Must be authorized to work in the U.S. on a full-time bases without sponsorship now or in the future. The Company cannot offer employment to visa holders who require employer sponsorship in the future or cannot work now on a full-time basis. * Must be able to perform work subject to ITAR/EAR regulations.Preferred Qualificatio

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