Manufacturing Technology Engineer

• Apply strong knowledge of engineering science and practices to identify manufacturing technology issues, then develop manufacturing improvements to produce U.S. military systems
• Execute research and development projects in manufacturing technology engineering
• Plan and manage concurrent project tasks to achieve research contract goals
• Collaborate with other engineers, scientists and technical staff including the Penn State ARL research team, faculty at Penn State, U.S military laboratories, U.S. military program offices and related industry teams to accomplish project and organizational goals
• Prepare and present your work as briefings and reports to a variety of audiences

• →Lead new concept development and create measurable project plans for new projects with internal and external stakeholders that provide a return to the government stakeholders
• →Develop and maintain a vision for electronics and electro-optics manufacturing technology efforts
• →Maintain familiarity with leading edge electronics and electro-optics technology and manufacturing techniques then propose applications to military platforms and subsystems to lower cost, improve delivery times or accelerate/enhance capability
• →Ability to manage and directly contribute to a manufacturing research project portfolio
• →Assist in project/task execution analyzing alternatives and applying engineering and project/portfolio management techniques and procedures

• 14+ years’ experience with electronics or electro-optics manufacturing technologies for components and systems
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team that includes technical and program management
• Ability to clearly communicate, document, and present results

ARL’s purpose is to research and develop innovative solutions to challenging scientific, engineering, and technology problems in support of the Navy, the Intel Community (IC), and other federal government customers.

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