Jobs at Hanwha Aerospace USA

Designs manufacturing tooling and equipment using NX CAD for aerospace and defense customers. Creates dies, gages, composite molds, fixtures, machines, and tooling for machining, assembly, transport, and surface-treatment applications. Collaborates with manufacturing engineers, supervisors, estimators, and shop personnel to meet customer requirements and applicable military and commercial design standards.

Program 5-axis CNC machining operations using UG NX, develop tooling and setup specifications, analyze drawings and models, revise and debug programs, and improve machining processes. The role supports corrective actions, inspection documentation, tooling setup, dimensional accuracy, reject reduction, and safe shop-floor operations. Candidates should have manufacturing experience, blueprint-reading ability, and familiarity with Zoller and Vericut. Domestic travel may be required up to 5%.

Plan and perform CNC turning and milling operations to produce precision aerospace and defense metal parts. Set up, adjust, and operate machines; select tools, materials, fixtures, speeds, and feeds; interpret blueprints and engineering instructions; measure parts using precision instruments; maintain inspection records; lubricate and clean equipment; identify defects and report abnormal conditions while following safety and housekeeping standards.

Operate, set up, and adjust CNC turning and milling machines to produce precision aerospace and defense metal parts. Interpret blueprints and engineering instructions, select tools and materials, secure fixtures, measure completed parts with precision instruments, maintain inspection records, and ensure equipment safety, lubrication, and operational efficiency. The role requires three or more years of CNC machining experience and compliance with U.S. Person and ITAR requirements.

Operate and set up CNC turning and milling machines to produce precision aerospace and defense metal parts. Interpret blueprints, engineering instructions, and specifications; install fixtures and cutting tools; measure completed parts using micrometers and precision gaging; perform in-process inspections; maintain inspection records; and clean and lubricate equipment.

Develops commercial aviation aftermarket products and services across the Americas, building customer relationships, identifying market opportunities, establishing contracts, forecasting revenue and profitability, and supporting strategic direction. Collaborates with leadership, engineering, and supply teams on product development and business cases. Represents the company at conferences, creates marketing collateral, monitors FAA/PMA and MRO regulatory developments, and serves as the primary customer liaison.

Leads the supplier quality program for aerospace manufacturing suppliers. Responsibilities include managing PPAP, FAI, and KPC execution; analyzing supplier performance; conducting audits and capability assessments; maintaining supplier quality records and corrective action databases; developing supplier metrics, policies, and procedures; supporting supplier selection; and driving root-cause corrective actions and continuous improvement. The role requires collaboration with procurement, sourcing, engineering, suppliers, and customers, with travel up to 30% for supplier visits and audits.

Leads the aerospace manufacturing quality function, managing quality personnel, QMS compliance, audits, inspections, calibration, customer quality interfaces, first article approvals, MRB activities, corrective actions, metallurgical laboratory operations, documentation, and NPI quality planning. Drives continuous improvement using KPIs, 8D, SPC, nonconformance tracking, CMM validation, and process controls while ensuring AS9100, NADCAP, export-control, and customer requirements are met.

Fabricates and repairs precision jigs, fixtures, gauges, molds, specialty machines, and tools. Interprets blueprints and specifications, plans machining and assembly operations, operates lathes, milling machines, and grinders, and verifies dimensions to .0001-inch tolerances. Performs in-process inspections, documents quality results, assembles components, recommends tool modifications, and may connect electrical wiring and hydraulic lines. Requires domestic travel of 5–10%.

Operates and sets up CNC turning and milling machines to produce precision aerospace and defense components. Reads blueprints and engineering instructions, secures fixtures and tools, adjusts machine operations, measures completed parts using precision instruments, performs in-process inspections, maintains records, and cleans and lubricates equipment. Requires at least one year of experience, ITAR-compliant U.S. Person status, and domestic travel up to 10%.

Develops and improves aerospace manufacturing processes, material flow, operation sequences, work instructions, and process documentation. Provides engineering support for production, resolves material and quality issues, implements customer engineering changes, and leads projects that improve quality, reduce costs, and shorten cycle times. Collaborates with production, purchasing, vendors, customers, and internal teams. Requires blueprint interpretation, CAD proficiency, and knowledge of machining aerospace alloys.

Leads manufacturing engineering teams across multiple aerospace sites, overseeing strategic planning, process improvement, technology adoption, project execution, quality compliance, budgeting, and resource allocation. Drives Lean, Six Sigma, Industry 4.0, automation, standardization, and organizational transformation initiatives while partnering with production, quality, R&D, supply chain, and IT.

Supervise quality engineers and manage aerospace manufacturing quality activities. Lead QMS implementation, employee development, performance improvement, RCCA, SPC reviews, quality KPIs, corrective action processes, and Quality Planning/NPI requirements including PPAP and FAI. Ensure export control compliance, inspection effectiveness, process adherence, and timely quality reporting while supporting continuous improvement across the department.

Fabricates and repairs precision jigs, fixtures, gauges, molds, specialty machines, and tools. Interprets blueprints and specifications, plans layouts, operates lathes, mills, and grinders, assembles components, and verifies dimensions to .0001-inch tolerances. Documents inspections, supports quality requirements, and may connect electrical and hydraulic components or recommend tooling modifications. Requires domestic travel of 5–10%.

Develops and optimizes aerospace manufacturing processes from raw material through finished product. Creates process sheets, work instructions, operation sequences, and technical requisitions; resolves production and quality issues; implements engineering changes; supports production; leads root-cause and corrective-action activities; and drives projects that improve quality, reduce costs, and shorten cycle times. Collaborates with shop personnel, management, purchasing, vendors, customers, and internal engineering functions.

Supervises aerospace manufacturing personnel and departmental operations while ensuring production, quality, safety, environmental, and housekeeping standards. Monitors processes, reviews scrap, leads root-cause and corrective-action efforts, supports continuous improvement, maintains equipment and process knowledge, manages scheduling and metrics, and enforces company and HR policies. The role also provides hands-on technical support, interprets blueprints and work instructions, and uses FANUC and Okuma controls.

Leads continuous improvement across manufacturing and support functions by implementing Lean methods, 5S, Kaizen, value stream mapping, and Six Sigma initiatives. Optimizes production layouts and workflows, reduces waste and costs, trains employees, coordinates cross-functional projects, documents results, and promotes operational excellence while maintaining aerospace standards and regulatory compliance.

Leads business development and strategic growth for Industrial Gas Turbine and power-generation markets. Identifies opportunities, manages strategic accounts and pipelines, develops pricing and proposals, negotiates contracts, forecasts revenue, and builds relationships with OEMs, utilities, IPPs, and service providers. Supports engine program oversight, coordinates engineering, finance, operations, and legal teams, advocates for customers, reports market activity, and represents the company at industry events.

Fabricates and repairs jigs, fixtures, gauges, molds, specialty machines, and tools. Reads blueprints, calculates dimensions, lays out stock, operates lathes, milling machines, and grinders, and assembles precision components to tolerances as tight as .0001 inches. Performs inspections using precision measuring instruments, documents quality procedures, and may install electrical and hydraulic components. Requires one or more years of toolmaking experience and the ability to work with ITAR data.

Manage and improve engineering systems, engineering data, CAD/CAM standards, workflows, and digital engineering processes across aerospace manufacturing operations. Provide functional leadership to CNC programmers, establish programming standards, coordinate system enhancements with IT and vendors, support manufacturing productivity, and lead continuous improvement and technology initiatives. The role also supports quality compliance, technical development, and the efficient flow of products through manufacturing.