Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Manufacturing Engineer will design and implement manufacturing systems, ensure quality control, and optimize supply chain logistics in aerospace production.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design efficient manufacturing systems, ensure quality control, and optimize supply chain logistics while collaborating with teams to enhance production timelines and techniques.

As a Sr. Manufacturing Engineer, you'll lead the translation of engineering designs into functional hardware, ensure quality, manage non-conformance reports, and support new product introductions in the aerospace sector.

The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize manufacturing processes, troubleshoot equipment, develop improvements, and train operators, focusing on efficiency and quality in product manufacturing.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and troubleshoots processes in manufacturing, maintains plant equipment, conducts studies for efficiency, and manages projects to enhance production capabilities.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop manufacturing controls, mentor staff, evaluate manufacturing processes, and lead improvement initiatives while ensuring project success in a high-precision environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer will create manufacturing operations methods, support Lean Manufacturing projects, and collaborate with multiple functional groups to ensure efficient production.

The Manufacturing Engineer coordinates manufacturing processes, supports senior engineers, provides technical assistance for builds, and analyzes layouts for efficiency while managing projects.

Develops and validates BOMs and Operation Method Sheets for product manufacturing, collaborates on design reviews, and leads the Managed Build process for assemblies.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you'll develop and maintain fabrication methods, work on product improvements, and utilize engineering principles to enhance manufacturing cost and quality.

The NPI Manufacturing Engineer III develops and implements new product manufacturing strategies, manages product builds, conducts 3D analyses, and leads corrective actions. They also train resources and support product introductions.

Lead and optimize manufacturing processes for CNC machining, collaborate with teams on automation solutions, and manage new product development and strategic projects.

The Senior Process Development Engineer leads process improvements for manufacturing equipment, enhances efficiency, manages projects, and supports operational excellence across multiple sites.

The Manufacturing Engineer leads initiatives to optimize manufacturing processes, implement lean principles, and mentor teams. Responsibilities include analyzing data, championing improvement projects, and supporting new product introductions.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will lead improvements in manufacturing processes, troubleshoot performance issues, and support production stability while ensuring EHS alignment and contributing to new product introductions.

The Manufacturing Engineer will guide continuous improvement activities, enhance manufacturing processes, and drive performance metrics while ensuring alignment with organizational goals.

Support medical device manufacturing by developing processes, driving continuous improvement, and collaborating across teams to improve product quality and yield.

The Lead Manufacturing Engineer supports global manufacturing initiatives, focusing on process innovation, new product introduction, and standardization across multiple sites, ensuring compliance and quality improvement.

Lead development, validation, and scale-up of manufacturing processes for a surgical device; drive continuous improvement and manufacturability, lead cross-functional scale-up projects, act as technical authority, and mentor junior engineers to improve quality, throughput, and cost.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer oversees SMT processes, troubleshoots assembly, and provides design feedback. Responsible for equipment setup, quality control, and developing manufacturing procedures.

Responsible for developing and scaling high-volume manufacturing processes for power electronics. Lead automation, chemical handling, and assembly processes while collaborating with design teams and suppliers.

The Lead Manufacturing Engineer will oversee manufacturing processes, improve KPIs, develop technical expertise, and guide team members, emphasizing lean principles and process improvements.

As a Manufacturing Engineer II, you will design, optimize, and advance manufacturing processes with a focus on automation and continuous improvement, ensuring compliance and product quality.

The Manufacturing Engineer translates customer requirements into manufacturable designs and develops tooling and processes for composite parts, ensuring quality and continuous improvement.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will manage machining and grinding processes, implement continuous improvement tools, and ensure product quality and safety in manufacturing operations.