Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

As a Senior Propulsion Manufacturing Engineer, you will manage the fabrication and integration processes for Aeon engines, collaborating with design teams to ensure manufacturability and on-time delivery, while driving continuous improvements in engine production.

The Propulsion Manufacturing Engineer will develop processes for fabricating and integrating Aeon engines, ensuring manufacturability, resolving hardware issues, and managing supplier relationships.

The Manufacturing Engineer II role involves troubleshooting processes, supporting manufacturing ramps, and ensuring quality and efficiency in production builds, collaborating with various teams.

The Welding Manufacturing Engineer will design and optimize welding processes, ensure compliance with AWS standards, and drive continuous improvement for aerospace manufacturing.

As a Part-Time Student Manufacturing Engineer, you will gain experience in manufacturing assembly, assist in issue resolution, and contribute innovative ideas for improving manufacturing processes while balancing work with academic commitments.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and implements cost-effective manufacturing processes, recommends improvements, and coordinates product launches. They are responsible for aligning processes with quality standards and may involve domestic and international travel.

The Manufacturing Engineer III will oversee production processes, coordinate materials, support Lean initiatives, and manage workflows to ensure efficient assembly and integration of spacecraft hardware.

The Manufacturing Engineer creates CAM programs, develops manufacturing procedures, oversees Robocraftsman cells, and implements continuous improvement strategies.

As a Manufacturing Engineer I, you will support operations by ensuring safety compliance, designing manufacturing cells, analyzing processes, performing time studies, and tracking performance data to drive improvements.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support the Combat Mission Systems Business by resolving manufacturing issues and providing technical support in production environments. Responsibilities include analyzing designs, developing technical documentation, applying lean/six sigma principles, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. The engineer will interact with various teams and manage project plans and schedules.

As a Manufacturing Engineer Assembly at John Deere, you will support assembly production, focus on safety and quality, plan new manufacturing processes, implement changes for optimization, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

The Additive Manufacturing Engineer at Ursa Major will focus on LPBF component manufacturing, including setup, programming, and troubleshooting of additive manufacturing processes. Responsibilities also include collaborating with design teams, developing operating procedures, and ensuring high-quality production of propulsion system components.

The Manufacturing Engineer provides engineering support for fabrication processes and solves technical engineering problems, interacting with team members and customers in a manufacturing environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing processes, develop work instructions, support product design, and ensure quality in production.

The Manufacturing Engineer II will analyze data for production hardware, create test procedures, and act as a technical liaison to improve manufacturing processes.

Lead manufacturing readiness assessments, organize interdisciplinary teams for manufacturing risk studies, and ensure operational reliability for space systems.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will support production, addressing manufacturing issues, provide technical support, and integrate improvements using lean/six sigma principles in a collaborative team environment.