Engineer I

Engineer I

 DISH Network is an innovative industry leader distinguished by its pioneering spirit.  Ever since our establishment in 1980, we’ve been the ideal workplace for people with adventurous spirit and creativity, who are smart risk takers and aggressive winners - all those for whom the status quo just isn’t enough. Our Fortune 200 Company continues to define the curve in television entertainment. We are always improving and extending our products and delivering greater value to people, including our workforce of 25,000 plus. Come explore the big picture with us!

Come to DISH Network with your high energy and desire to achieve at our state-of-the-art El Paso Service Center. Here you have the opportunity to become a part of an exciting organization that has the vision to be the leader in changing the way the world communicates by providing innovative technology, quality products, and dynamic services.

The Engineer I is responsible for supporting production operations in all aspects of engineering functions, including ergonomic and safety compliance, lean manufacturing cell design, work balance, data tracking, root cause analysis, and quality control.

• Designs components, systems, instruments, and products.
• Works with vendors and manufacturers to design and develop products and implement a cost-effective design.
• Plans and implements research methodology and procedures related to engineering projects.
• Prepares and analyzes technical drawings, specifications, and maps to ensure installations and operations conform standards and customer requirements.
• Performs detailed calculations to compute and establish manufacturing, installation, and maintenance standards and specifications.
• Coordinate manufacturing, installation, maintenance, and testing activities to ensure compliance with specifications, codes, and customer requirements. Estimates cost of labor, materials, equipment, construction, etc.; prepares reports.
• Assignments may include sub-sectional responsibility and may be across disciplines.
• Maintains safety requirements of operations. 
• Performs analysis of operations to safety criteria and develop corrective actions to improve safety performance. 
• Performs analysis of operations to identify opportunities and improve quality of product, throughput of operation, and reduce scrap/rework due to self induced product damage. 
• Identifies root cause of these issues, and implement solutions that address and prevent these. 
• Reviews operational processes, identify proper safety requirements, and ergonomic work cell design. 
• Performs time studies and identify work pattern solutions. 
• Mines databases and spreadsheets to track performance and identifies trends or opportunities for improvement. 
• Supports launch of new product and processes, develops and documents process steps and controls, specifies and design new equipment or tooling as needed, generate databases as needed to track measurables. 

Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering and two to three years of experience in an industrial environment.