Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Application Engineer will lead advanced manufacturing applications for fastening and inspection, ensuring technical execution from concept to plant launch and collaborating with various engineering and production teams.

Lead continuous improvement and Lean initiatives to optimize manufacturing processes, resolve product and tooling issues through root cause analysis, support capital investments, train teams on Lean/Kaizen, audit processes, and participate in supplier qualification, safety, and quality programs.

Support production builds for semiconductor capital equipment: create manufacturing documentation (SOEs, workflows), prepare work instructions and BOMs, train and direct production staff, coordinate builds, inspect systems for quality, troubleshoot issues, evaluate ECOs, assist cost estimation and capital projects to ensure on-time, within-budget delivery.

The Senior Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will evaluate product designs for manufacturing feasibility, manage projects, and collaborate with multiple teams to ensure manufacturing readiness, focusing on HVAC compressor development.

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing processes through design, assembly, training, troubleshooting, and process improvement for high-precision products.

Lead improvements to metal fabrication processes (CNC, laser, robotic welding), support safety, quality, and productivity, recommend cross-functional solutions, manage multiple priorities, analyze data to drive business strategy, and support capital equipment purchases and production start-ups.

The Manufacturing Engineer's role involves process improvements, technical support, coordinating changes, and ensuring compliance in a regulated environment through multi-disciplinary projects.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop technical manufacturing solutions, analyze workforce utilization, improve processes, and collaborate with teams on production issues. Responsibilities include revising specifications and coordinating process improvement initiatives.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops manufacturing solutions, analyzes workforce utilization, coordinates teams, and enhances processes in aerospace manufacturing.

Design and implement machining processes for orthopedic implants and instruments, develop/verify CNC/CAM programs and fixtures, support first-article production, manage tooling and tool life, prepare process documentation and change notices, mentor staff, and ensure compliance with quality and safety procedures.

The role supports assembly equipment by focusing on safety, quality, and efficiency through troubleshooting, implementing new technologies, and leading projects.

The Manufacturing Engineer in Fabrication will install and support fabrication equipment, coordinate upgrades, lead troubleshooting, and ensure process safety and compliance.

As a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, you'll manage machining operations, including CAM programming and tooling, ensuring timely production of high-precision molds and prototypes while collaborating with the engineering team.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support engineering activities in manufacturing cells, ensuring production efficiency, quality, safety, and implementing lean initiatives like SWIs and ECNs.

The Lean Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for driving daily execution and continuous improvement in manufacturing through the Atkore Business System, focusing on Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost.

Manage capital projects from initiation to completion, coordinate suppliers and procurement, optimize manufacturing layouts and processes, lead cross-functional teams, troubleshoot equipment and process issues, and use Microsoft Project and AutoCAD for scheduling and facility layout.

The role involves leading a team of engineers to develop processes and materials for quantum technologies, ensuring manufacturability and performance while collaborating across multiple teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support operations, improve processes, and lead projects to enhance quality, safety, and productivity in manufacturing.

As a Manufacturing Engineer-3 at Enovis, you will manage and improve manufacturing processes, provide production support, conduct feasibility studies, and implement continuous improvement initiatives.

Perform and improve end-of-line vehicle diagnostics and testing, troubleshoot electrical/mechanical/software issues, flash and calibrate systems, analyze CAN logs, define rework instructions, and collaborate with Manufacturing, Quality, and Engineering to ensure vehicles meet quality standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for process control, project management, and statistical analysis, requiring a Bachelor's degree and relevant experience.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer oversees manufacturing processes, provides technical support, collaborates on engineering changes, and manages project timelines using Lean and Six Sigma methodologies.

Design, implement, and optimize in-house capacitor production processes. Improve throughput and rate-based assembly, manage interdisciplinary projects, collect production data to identify bottlenecks, and develop processes for quality, safety, and maintenance to enable high-volume manufacturing.

Design, implement, and optimize in-house capacitor production processes. Lead cross-functional projects to increase throughput, develop process control and safety practices, collect production data to identify bottlenecks, and deploy equipment or automation solutions. Identify high-ROI capital and software investments and collaborate with Supply Chain, Production, Finance, and Facilities to enable current output and future high-volume manufacturing.

Design, implement, and optimize in-house capacitor production processes. Manage projects to increase throughput, develop production business processes, collect and analyze production data to remove bottlenecks, and identify high-ROI equipment and automation for scaling to high-volume manufacturing.