Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

Develop and implement manufacturing processes for circuit card assemblies, monitor performance, ensure quality, and provide documentation and training for manufacturing staff.

The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize manufacturing processes, develop equipment, design assembly sequences, and support production scaling while collaborating with design and operations teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer enhances manufacturing efficiency through processes, tooling, machinery implementation, and oversees automation. They train operators and maintain process integrity.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will design mechanical systems, ensure compliance with specifications, mentor junior staff, and manage development processes for nuclear components.

The Lead Manufacturing Engineer defines and controls production processes, develops tools and equipment, and engages in policy execution. This role involves problem-solving and providing guidance within a team, focusing on integrating work with other departments.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and enhances manufacturing processes, ensuring product quality, efficiency, and compliance with safety standards while managing project workflows.

Monitor quality and efficiency of manufacturing lines, drive continuous improvement through data analysis, process development, and root cause analysis.

Join the SCORE program to rotate across various supply chain functions, develop leadership skills, and engage in continuous improvement projects over a 24-month tenure.

Design, build, and optimize backend and full-stack features for Dandy's manufacturing and supply chain platform. Implement order routing, support CAD->CAM automation, provide real-time order status, and improve system performance and scalability.

Seeking a Senior Software Engineer to develop Forge, a system ensuring data integration for production lines. Responsibilities include writing code, troubleshooting, and engaging in team discussions.

The Manufacturing Engineer optimizes designs for manufacturability, leads product development, enhances manufacturing processes, ensures quality compliance, and guides teams towards continuous improvement in a high-reliability environment.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will lead polymer spinning processes, optimize operations, troubleshoot issues, train teams, and ensure safety compliance.

Lead manufacturing engineering efforts for assigned suppliers, manage delivery and cost-reduction projects, resolve technical issues, support sourcing and supplier selection, and drive supplier performance and process improvements across multiple part families.

Develop, implement, and optimize manufacturing processes; troubleshoot production issues and lead root-cause/corrective actions; coordinate new product launches and tooling projects; support production KPIs, quality control, equipment maintenance, training, and continuous improvement on the weekend shift.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design processes and fixtures for medical device manufacturing, validate processes, and improve efficiency in production lines.

The Manufacturing Engineer role involves developing manufacturing processes, validating processes, and leveraging medical domain experience, with a preference for knowledge in steel/metal manufacturing development.

Develop, implement, and optimize automated assembly processes for battery modules and packs. Specify and validate automation and inspection equipment, conduct PFMEA/MSA/DOE, ensure compliance with industry standards, lead continuous improvement and root cause analysis, and train production teams to achieve high-volume, high-quality manufacturing.

Lead and develop a team of spacecraft manufacturing engineers, drive process improvements across prototyping to production, collaborate with cross-functional teams, provide hands-on technical leadership for tooling, qualifications, and troubleshooting, and ensure safety and quality compliance.

As a Manufacturing Quality Engineer II at Bose, you will focus on improving manufacturing quality processes, ensuring product specifications, and implementing quality systems.

The Manufacturing Tooling Engineer designs and develops tooling systems to enhance manufacturing capabilities and efficiency while collaborating with teams to resolve tooling issues and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

As a Manufacturing Process Development Engineer, you'll optimize manufacturing processes, create documentation, support production, and drive improvements in a fast-paced environment.

Design, implement, and improve manufacturing processes for medical device production. Integrate automation, enforce quality control, analyze production data, estimate costs, and train production staff while collaborating across design, procurement, and QA.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will develop, execute, and improve automated machining, assembly, inspection processes, and troubleshoot production issues, ensuring high-quality output in aerospace and defense contexts.

The Lead Manufacturing Engineer will support non-conventional machining processes in aerospace manufacturing, focusing on production, supplier development, and technical training, while leading projects and ensuring quality and efficiency.

Lead manufacturability and production ramp for large satellite subsystems: define production-ready build flows, tooling, and capacity; lead first-article builds and flight hardware integration; deploy advanced manufacturing and automation; mentor junior engineers; drive DFM and continuous improvement to reduce cost, risk, and cycle time.