Lead Metrology Engineer

(Multiple states)
Full Time
Engineering
Experienced
Job Title: Lead Metrology Engineer
Position available in: Preferred locations: Wichita, KS; Elk Grove Village, IL; Savannah, GA
Job Type: Full time

Broetje Automation is the world’s leading expert & OEM in aircraft manufacturing automation and robotics, working with the top names in our industry. Worldwide locations include: Germany, USA, France, United Kingdom, China, and Japan. US locations include: Buffalo (NY), Charleston (SC), Savannah (GA), Wichita (KS), and Seattle (WA).

Summary: The Lead Metrology Engineer will be responsible for leading the BA-US laser tracking team which operates advanced metrology equipment to support both internal projects and customer requirements. This role will report to BA-US Service Manager. This role will have an 8-16 week training program at our German headquarters followed by 8-16 weeks of additional training at BA-US service locations. This role will require ~50% travel.

Compensation/Benefits:
  • Hourly Range: $43.00 – $55.00
  • 401(k) company match – 6% match, no vesting period
  • 100% paid healthcare premiums (medical, dental, vision), no cost to the employee
  • Disability plan & group life insurance program
  • 3 weeks Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • 13 Holidays -- 10 company holidays & 3 flex holidays
  • Tuition reimbursement program $10k/yr
  • International travel opportunities (Germany)

Education & Experience:
  • Bachelor’s degree in metrology, mechatronics, electrical, controls, or mechanical engineering, or similar disciplines.
  • 5+ years of experience operating Leica Laser Tracker systems or similar metrology equipmen
  • 5+ years of experience in the industrial automation industry with machine assembly experience.
  • 5+ years machine operation experience, preferably Siemens machines

Qualifications:
  • Strong fundamental understanding of electrical design practices, machine/motion control systems, electro-mechanical systems, programming, and system integration.
  • Skilled with Spatial Analyzer software and data analysis tools.
  • Ability to interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, and technical documentation.
  • Ability to recognize and evaluate complex three-dimensional relationships.
  • Advanced understanding of machine tools and precision measurement equipment.
  • Must be able to demonstrate knowledge of electrical safety guidelines.
  • Strong communication skills & ability to interact with teams, clients, and vendors.
  • Comfortable working autonomously and ability to take initiative.
  • Strong problem-solving abilities with a proactive approach to challenges.
  • Proficiency with MS Office, ERP applications (SAP).
  • Experience with aerial platforms, working with heights.
  • Willing to travel up to 50% of the year, and active US passport.

Desirable Experience (not required):
  • Siemens Step 7 / TIA Portal PLC programming experience.
  • Familiarity with IEC61131 (PLC programming languages).
  • Understanding of ISO 13849-1 and IEC 62061 safety of machinery standards
  • Knowledge of NC Controllers: Siemens 840D or WINCC

Job responsibilities:
  • Operate Leica Laser Tracker AT500 to perform precision measurements of machine components and assemblies.
  • Incorporate measured data into Siemens controller compensation tables.
  • Gather, analyze, and report measurement data using Spatial Analyzer software.
  • Perform machine compensation measurements to ensure accuracy and functionality.
  • Support customer requests for measurement services and provide technical expertise as needed.
  • Lead in project startup by performing measurement and alignment tasks for internal initiatives
  • Apply knowledge of electronics, electrical circuits, mechanics, pneumatics, and programming.
  • Support quality inspection processes to ensure compliance with engineering specifications and standards.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve measurement and quality-related issues
  • Maintain proper documentation of measurement activities and results.

Visit: www.broetje-automation.com and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7_4J6KrX5aHnXZJUoOCDRQ
 
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