Manufacturing Engineer 生产制造工程师 at GE Vernova in QinHuangDao

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Job Description Summary Engineering associated with the manufacturing process. Accountable for the quality of own work. Subject to direct operations supervision/prescribed work instructions/systems checking. Executes within a well-defined operations framework. There is generally a step by step sequence of standard operational tasks which need to be followed to achieve an end result. Job Description Job Description Summary The Manufacturing Engineer is a hands-on, high-impact role responsible for sustaining and continuously improving thermal spray coating processes within GE Vernova's repair operations. Working closely with global engineering teams, this role bridges technology transfer from lab to full-scale production, driving quality, efficiency, and operational excellence on the shop floor. Roles and Responsibilities Process Ownership & Technical Support Own and maintain critical HVOF and APS thermal spray processes, from initial lab validation through full-scale production deployment Support thermal spray cells, including robotic spray programs, with a focus on quality, cycle time reduction, and defect/waste minimization Diagnose and resolve coating, equipment, and process issues to ensure long-term process stability and repeatability Perform and interpret metallographic evaluations and mechanical testing to assess and validate coating quality EHS/Quality/Compliance Collaborate with EHS to proactively identify and eliminate safety hazards, improve daily operation environment Maintain, lead, and manage repair qualifications for service centers, ensuring full compliance with quality and regulatory requirements Lead or participate in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) investigations to resolve quality and process issues effectively and sustainably Cross-Functional Collaboration Partner closely with Engineering, Operations, and Quality teams to deliver fast, reliable results in a high-volume manufacturing environment Collaborate with EHS and Quality teams to embed safety and quality requirements into lean improvement initiatives, minimizing production disruptions caused by safety or quality issues. Continuous Improvement & Lean Execution Apply Lean principles rigorously in daily operations; actively participate in Kaizen events to drive efficiency gains Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace in accordance with 5S standards Support ongoing improvements in standard work, line organization, visual management, and process discipline Contribute to initiatives that enhance line performance, operational efficiency, and overall shop productivity Team Development Develop individual growth plans for team members, including skill-building, Lean tools training, and certification pathways, to strengthen overall team capability and performance Required Basic Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Materials, Electrical, Computer Science, or related field) from an accredited institution Minimum 3 years of relevant engineering and/or manufacturing experience, with working familiarity in Lean tools Proficiency in NX or other 3D CAD/design simulation software, with the ability to interpret mechanical and electrical drawings Fluent in English, both written and spoken, with strong professional communication skills Desired Characteristics Hands-on experience with automation/robotics, additive manufacturing, coatings, machining, joining, tooling/fixture design, and/or inspection technologies Practical process development/troubleshooting experience in one or more of the following: robotics/automation, additive technologies, fixture development, machining (mills, EDMs), laser applications (cladding, ablation), joining/brazing, metallic/ceramic coatings, inspection technologies Knowledge of blasting, masking, heat treatment, and post-processing techniques for coated parts Strong logical thinking and execution ability; innovative mindset with a continuous improvement orientation, able to thrive under the p