The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and improving manufacturing processes to ensure efficient production, quality control, and cost effectiveness. This role works cross-functionally with Engineering, Production, and Quality teams to support ongoing operations and new product launches.
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Develop, evaluate, and improve manufacturing methods and processes for assembly, fabrication, and integration.
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Collaborate with product design engineers to ensure designs are optimized for manufacturability (DFM).
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Create and update work instructions, assembly documentation, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
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Lead and support process improvement initiatives (LEAN, 5S, Kaizen, etc.).
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Investigate and resolve manufacturing issues related to quality, efficiency, and tooling.
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Analyze production data and conduct root cause analyses to reduce waste and downtime.
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Recommend and implement changes to improve safety, reduce costs, and increase throughput.
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Design tools, fixtures, and jigs to aid in the production process.
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Participate in New Product Introduction (NPI) efforts to ensure smooth production launches.
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Provide technical support and training to assembly and production staff.
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Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
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2–5 years of experience in a manufacturing or production engineering role (preferably in equipment or machinery manufacturing).
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Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes, fabrication methods, and assembly techniques.
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Proficiency with SolidWorks or similar CAD software.
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Working knowledge of ERP systems and manufacturing documentation.
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Familiarity with LEAN manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies.
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Excellent problem-solving, communication, and organizational skills.
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Hands-on approach with a team-first mindset.
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Experience in metal fabrication or equipment assembly.
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Understanding of PLCs, pneumatics, and electrical systems.
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Experience supporting a product line through its full lifecycle in a manufacturing setting.
