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Manufacturing Engineer - Machining & Fabrication

Torus · Salt Lake City, UT · On-site

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About Torus

About Torus Torus is headquartered in Utah and is expanding manufacturing at our 545,000-square-foot facility in Salt Lake City called GigaOne. Backed by Y Combinator and Alchemist.

About the role

The Manufacturing Engineer - Machining & Fabrication will be a key player in setting up and improving our machining and precision-manufacturing processes. The Engineer is responsible for supporting the manufacturing of our BESS (Torus Pulse) and FESS (Torus Spin) products, with a focus on machined components, fixture/workholding design and fabrication, dimensional quality, and process automation.

What they're looking for

  • Design, build, and fabricate fixtures, jigs, and workholding to support machining, assembly, and inspection operations
  • Develop, optimize, and troubleshoot CNC machining processes and programs (milling, turning, and related operations) for production parts
  • Specify, source, and implement machine tools, workholding, tooling, automated machinery, and robotics
  • Establish and maintain inspection methods — CMM programming, GD&T interpretation, and gauge design — to assure part conformance
  • Evaluate manufacturing processes by designing and conducting research programs, including capability studies (Cpk) and process validation
  • Develop manufacturing processes by studying product requirements, researching testing and measurement methods, and conferring with equipment and tooling vendors
More about this role

The Manufacturing Engineer - Machining & Fabrication will be a key player in setting up and improving our machining and precision-manufacturing processes. The Engineer is responsible for supporting the manufacturing of our BESS (Torus Pulse) and FESS (Torus Spin) products, with a focus on machined components, fixture/workholding design and fabrication, dimensional quality, and process automation. The role is responsible for designing and building fixtures and workholding, developing and optimizing machining processes, establishing inspection methods, automating manufacturing, and supporting adjacent fabrication processes. As a start up, there will be times when this role will require work outside its typical duties.

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and fabricate fixtures, jigs, and workholding to support machining, assembly, and inspection operations.
  • Develop, optimize, and troubleshoot CNC machining processes and programs (milling, turning, and related operations) for production parts.
  • Specify, source, and implement machine tools, workholding, tooling, automated machinery, and robotics.
  • Establish and maintain inspection methods — CMM programming, GD&T interpretation, and...

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