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Manufacturing
Assembly Cell Technician
The Assembly Cell Technician SkillBridge Program provides transitioning service members with hands-on training and exposure to precision assembly and machining support practices within a regulated manufacturing environment. Participants will develop the knowledge and skills to build, disassemble, and repair rotor and stator assemblies, perform dimensional verification, and operate material handling and shop equipment in compliance with safety, quality, and FOD control standards. This program is designed to build foundational capabilities in mechanical assembly, component integration, and production support, with opportunities across multiple U.S. locations based on business needs.
The CNC Machinist SkillBridge Internship provides transitioning service members with hands-on training in precision machining and manufacturing operations. Participants will develop skills in blueprint interpretation, CNC and manual machining, dimensional inspection, machine set-up, tooling applications, quality verification, and process troubleshooting. Through structured on-the-job training, participants will gain practical experience operating mills, lathes, and related machining equipment while supporting production requirements in a safety and quality-focused manufacturing environment.
The Dimensional Inspector SkillBridge program provides transitioning service members with hands-on training in receiving inspection & quality assurance within a manufacturing environment. Participants will develop the skills to perform dimensional inspections, interpret engineering drawings, use inspection equipment, and ensure compliance with internal procedures and applicable standards. This program builds foundational capability in inspection techniques, non-conformance identification, and documentation processes to support manufacturing quality operations based on business needs.
The Facilities Engineer - Electrical SkillBridge program provides transitioning service members with technical training and exposure to facility infrastructure and electrical engineering practices within the manufacturing environment. Participants will develop the knowledge and skills to support electrical distribution systems, maintenance programs, and facility operations while ensuring compliance with applicable codes and standards. This program is designed to build foundational capability in system analysis, preventative and predictive maintenance, and project coordination.
The NonDestructive Test (NDT) Technician SkillBridge Internship provides transitioning service members with technical training and practical experience supporting quality inspection and testing operations within a manufacturing environment. Participants will develop a working knowledge of non-destructive testing methods, material evaluation processes, laboratory documentation, and inspection standards used throughout various stages of manufacturing. This program is designed to build foundational and intermediate-level competency in quality verification, testing procedures, process control, and inspection documentation while supporting production and customer quality requirements.
The press operator is responsible for supporting manufacturing operations through the setup, operation, monitoring, and basic maintenance of automatic and semi-automatic production equipment. This role works from process sheets, drawings, and written or verbal instructions to produce parts in accordance with established quality and production standards. The position requires attention to details, basic mathematical ability, mechanical aptitude, and the ability to safely operate production equipment while verifying product quality and dimensional accuracy throughout the manufacturing process
The Machinist SkillBridge program provides transitioning service members with hands-on training and exposure to precision marching operations within a manufacturing environment. Participants will develop the knowledge and skills to operate manual and CNC equipment, machine large components to close tolerances, and support production requirements using ferrous and non-ferrous materials. This program is designed to build foundational capability in machining processes, equipment set-up, and production support, with opportunities across multiple U.S locations based on business needs.
The Mechanical Assembler performs assembly, disassembly, refurbishment, troubleshooting, fixturing, repair, and quality verification of industrial mechanical and hydraulic equipment in a made-to-order manufacturing environment. This role works from engineering drawings, procedures, and project requirements to build and restore components, subassemblies, and final assemblies. The position uses hand and power tools, supports setup and calibration activities, performs fabrication-related tasks, identifies mechanical issues, and assists with rework and corrective actions. The assembler communicates daily with supervisors, engineers, project managers, and production personnel while maintaining strict safety, quality, and schedule expectations.
The Supervisor Mechanical Design Engineer leads and mentors a team of mechanical design engineers responsible for the design, development, and improvement of products supporting commercial nuclear power generation, including advanced reactor technologies such as Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), Generation IV reactors, and the existing nuclear fleet. This position provides technical leadership for the development of valves, actuators, hydraulic assemblies, and related mechanical equipment while supporting both new product development and enhancement of existing product lines. The role combines engineering expertise, project coordination, and team leadership to ensure designs meet performance, quality, manufacturability, and regulatory requirements
The Mechanical Engineer-Valve Design supports the engineering and development of industrial valves and flow control equipment used in nuclear power applications, including Generation IV reactor programs, Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), and existing nuclear fleet operations in domestic and international markets. This role is responsible for supporting valve design activities from conceptual development through production release while ensuring compliance with applicable engineering, quality, and nuclear industry standards. The position requires technical knowledge of high-pressure and high-temperature steam and water systems, control valve performance, pressure boundary design, and mechanical analysis. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop practical, manufacturable, and technically compliant solutions within a highly regulated environment.
