Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance efficiency and reduce costs in manufacturing processes using Lean methodologies, supporting operations for off-highway equipment.

The Manufacturing Engineer - Production Support is responsible for optimizing manufacturing processes, analyzing production data, maintaining documentation, and supporting new product introduction.

The Manufacturing Engineer II will lead improvements in manufacturing systems, driving efficiency, managing projects, implementing Lean practices, and enhancing safety and productivity.

The Principal Manufacturing Engineer will design scalable assembly systems, develop automated testing, select vendors, manage projects, and mentor junior engineers in manufacturing thermal systems.

Lead manufacturing engineer drives design-for-producibility, reduces cost and risk, supports suppliers and internal shops, creates manufacturing schedules, provides should-cost analyses, mentors colleagues, and ensures programs meet cost, quality, delivery, and safety targets for aerospace components and assemblies.

Lead the development of pilot-scale manufacturing for an eye surgery robot, managing assembly, testing, and compliance with regulatory standards.

Lead continuous improvement and problem-solving projects within the value stream. Design, install, validate, and qualify manufacturing equipment (IQ/OQ/PQ). Apply LEAN tools, DOE, statistical analysis, PFMEA, root cause analysis, and change control. Lead cross-functional teams to resolve technical issues while ensuring cGMP compliance and improving safety, quality, production, and cost efficiency.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will design and develop a new automated production line, overseeing process architecture, equipment integration, and collaboration with cross-functional teams for successful implementation and optimization.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will lead improvements in safety, quality, service, and cost for assigned products and processes, implementing high-impact projects and collaborating across teams to drive technical initiatives.

The Manufacturing Engineer will improve safety, quality, and cost-efficiency in production at 3M, leading projects and supporting product development.

The Staff Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for new product development, process improvement, and technical authority in metal processes, while mentoring engineers and supporting manufacturing efficiencies.

The role involves supporting additive manufacturing equipment, developing procedures, optimizing processes, and tracking machine utilization to improve production quality and efficiency.

The Lead Manufacturing Process Engineer manages engineers and enhances performance in powder bed fusion while leading process improvement projects for reliability and efficiency.

Support manufacturing activities by assisting with product lifecycle execution, quality control, equipment implementation, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The Manufacturing Engineer improves production processes and tools, manages equipment installs, and ensures quality in manufacturing while applying lean principles.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technician supports new product launches, collaborates with engineering teams, improves manufacturing processes, and ensures product quality and safety.

The role involves optimizing extrusion processes for high-quality medical devices, leading projects, managing schedules, and providing engineering support.

The Manufacturing Engineer designs manufacturing processes, collaborates with design engineering, estimates costs, organizes operations, and supports defense segment products.

The Manufacturing Engineer I will support process improvements, coordinate New Product Introductions, and collaborate with shop personnel to enhance manufacturing efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer Intern will assist with plant floor layout reconstruction, 5S projects, and standardized work development in a structured summer program.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will resolve manufacturing issues, conduct time studies, improve process efficiency, and ensure ISO quality standards are met.

As a Product Test Engineer, you'll test, troubleshoot, and improve processes for electronic products while collaborating with teams to meet quality objectives and compliance goals.

The Controls Engineer supports manufacturing operations with hands-on troubleshooting, programming, and reliability improvements of automated systems in the Paint Shop.

The Manufacturing Engineer supports manufacturing processes by providing technical and operational support, maintaining documentation, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating across teams to enhance production efficiency and quality.

Develop manufacturing instructions, manage quality and schedules, perform engineering review, and ensure compliance in aerospace manufacturing for New Glenn.