Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Senior Firmware Engineer develops platforms, builds firmware for embedded systems, troubleshooting issues, and improving automation methods within an interdisciplinary team.

Lead the development and implementation of software systems for factory operations, providing technical leadership and collaborating with stakeholders to meet customer needs.

Supports manufacturing process development, equipment/tooling design, validation, and continuous improvement. Performs root cause analysis, testing, CAD layouts, documentation, and assists new product introductions while ensuring regulatory compliance and safety.

Drive manufacturing excellence for RF and microwave products by supporting production, troubleshooting issues, developing processes, and mentoring personnel.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support manufacturing activities for the Blue Moon Lunar Lander, develop work instructions, and improve processes.

Manufacturing Engineers at Blue Origin will design and implement production processes for aerospace products, create manufacturing documentation, support production, and drive continuous improvement initiatives.

Individual contributor responsible for manufacturing engineering: capital and expense project management, problem-solving for safety, quality, cost, capacity and manufacturability, tooling/equipment specification, 3D CAD layouts, vendor interaction, and short/long-term capital planning. Lead small teams on projects from conception through installation and present funding justification to leadership.

The Manufacturing Engineer improves manufacturing processes and workflows, emphasizing efficiency and quality through data analysis, Lean initiatives, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer Intern supports design and optimization of manufacturing processes, conducts research, ensures safety compliance, and manages project timelines and quality control procedures.

Lead continuous improvement and lean initiatives in the wood department, design and procure production tooling, program and optimize CNC machines, implement engineering changes, and support product launch, quality, safety, and cost-reduction efforts.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop assembly and test processes, support product development, and improve manufacturing operations for electromechanical components and optical subassemblies.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer leads manufacturing process improvements, collaborates across teams, and mentors engineers while ensuring safety and quality standards are upheld.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support EHS improvements, lead value stream projects, improve manufacturing operations, and troubleshoot production issues.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will enhance manufacturing processes for spinal implants, coordinate product launches, and document manufacturing standards.

Design and improve tooling, processes, and equipment for ammunition manufacturing. Troubleshoot production issues, implement cost reductions, manage equipment failure projects, support new product launches, and ensure OSHA-compliant guarding and documentation.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will drive global finishing strategy, improve operational processes, and support product development through cross-functional collaboration and project management.

Lead manufacturing process optimization, equipment installations, and continuous improvement to increase yield, reduce waste, and improve throughput. Use FMEA, SPC, GR&R, statistical analysis, and predictive maintenance to enhance process capability and reliability. Collaborate cross-functionally to scale new products, ensure food safety compliance, troubleshoot issues, and implement corrective actions.

The Manufacturing Engineer will manage engineering processes, prepare projects, improve equipment reliability, support manufacturing operations, and lead new equipment purchases.

The Manufacturing Engineer will ensure compliance with operational standards, lead issue resolution in assembly, assess new designs for assembly, and collaborate with various teams on production processes.

The role involves leading manufacturing process development, tooling design, process validations, and collaborating across departments to ensure compliance in medical device production.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and supports processes for fastener production, focusing on optimization, tooling design, quality enhancement, and collaboration with teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer, Technical Support will aid in developing and supporting the CAR-T manufacturing process, resolving issues and contributing to quality assurance.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer role involves driving process development, collaborating on new product introductions, and ensuring manufacturing readiness of compressor products, along with risk assessment and project management.

The Manufacturing Engineer will lead the development and implementation of manufacturing systems for power electronics components, troubleshoot issues, and ensure alignment with engineering specifications.

The Manufacturing Engineer Intern will assist with engineering projects, design and testing, process optimization, documentation, and quality analysis.