Piran Technology Group
Manufacturing Engineer

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Piran Technology Group
Piran Technology Group is an AS9100-certified design, engineering and manufacturing business specialising in advanced carbon fibre composite components and structures, supporting customers across aerospace, defence, automotive and other high-performance engineering sectors.
Main Purpose of the Job
The Composite Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for owning and developing designated composite manufacturing processes and products, ensuring safe, efficient, and repeatable production that meets quality, cost, and delivery objectives. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the role works closely with Production, Quality, and New Product Introduction (NPI) teams to industrialise new products, optimise existing manufacturing processes, and drive continuous improvement across the organisation.
The successful candidate will serve as the technical focal point for assigned products and processes, applying lean manufacturing and Six Sigma principles to improve process capability, reduce variability, and enhance product conformance. This position plays a key role in supporting manufacturing readiness, resolving production challenges, implementing engineering changes, and delivering operational excellence within a fast-paced composite manufacturing environment.
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- Responsible to: Managing Director, & Engineering Manager
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- Liaison with: all business functions.
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Main Task of the Job
- Support the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of composite manufacturing processes.
- Own assigned products and processes, ensuring safety, quality, delivery, and cost objectives are achieved throughout the product lifecycle.
- Develop and maintain work instructions, process specifications, standard operating procedures, PFMEAs, and control plans.
- Collaborate with NPI, Engineering, Production, and Quality teams to support design reviews, product industrialisation, and production readiness.
- Lead process validation activities, including first article inspections, process qualification, and readiness reviews.
- Provide day-to-day technical support to production teams, resolving manufacturing issues and minimising disruption.
- Investigate non-conformances, conduct root cause analysis, and implement effective corrective and preventive actions.
- Apply lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, statistical process control, and production data analysis to reduce variation, improve capability, and increase efficiency.
- Develop and validate manufacturing solutions, tooling, and fixtures for composite lay-up, curing, trimming, bonding, assembly, and finishing operations.
- Identify and deliver opportunities for automation, tooling improvement, process optimisation, waste reduction, and cycle time improvement.
- Ensure manufacturing processes comply with customer requirements, industry standards, company procedures, and audit expectations.
- Coordinate engineering changes, communicate effectively with stakeholders, and support training or mentoring where required.


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This is not an exhaustive list of duties, and you may be expected to perform different tasks as required by the business’s overall objectives.
Qualifications and Key Attributes
- Basic CAD skills, with the ability to interpret technical drawings and support simple design, tooling, fixture, and manufacturing layout information.
- Practical understanding of composite materials, processes, and manufacturing methods, including lay-up, curing, trimming, bonding, assembly, and finishing operations.
- Able to work in an agile and reactive manner, responding quickly to production priorities, technical issues, and changing business requirements.
- Strong problem-solving approach with the ability to support root cause analysis, corrective actions, and continuous improvement activities.
- Good communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with Engineering, Production, Quality, and NPI teams.
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