Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

As a Welding Manufacturing Engineer, you'll enhance welding operations, develop new processes, analyze inspection data, and collaborate on product quality in defense manufacturing.

The Manufacturing Engineer supports the assembly of the Amphibious Combat Vehicle, resolving issues, performing technical analysis, and documenting processes. They apply lean principles to improve production processes and interact with cross-facility teams.

The role involves providing technical support in welding and fabrication for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle, resolving shop floor issues, developing documentation, and applying lean principles to improve processes.

Responsible for mitigating capacity risks, improving operational efficiency, managing operational targets, and deploying new techniques and tools in manufacturing processes.

Lead supplier selection, qualification, and new-product introduction for electromechanical components (wire harnesses, PCBAs, motors). Improve supplier quality, cost, delivery, and capacity; drive root-cause analyses and supplier corrective actions; define technical/quality requirements; and collaborate cross-functionally to ramp parts to volume production.

The Staff Manufacturing Engineer will design, improve, and scale manufacturing systems, ensuring quality and efficiency while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Lead design, development, and implementation of manufacturing processes for electronic assemblies (SMT/THT). Drive process improvements, testing/inspection, DFM collaboration, documentation, troubleshooting, lean initiatives, and regulatory compliance.

Coordinate with engineering and manufacturing teams to develop tooling and manufacturing plans, improve processes, and apply engineering principles in production settings.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops manufacturing processes to optimize efficiency, collaborates with various teams, and implements Lean Manufacturing tools while requiring significant travel.

The Sr. Manufacturing Engineer oversees production line performance, drives continuous improvement, manages projects, troubleshoots production issues, and implements tooling solutions while ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

As an Entry Level Manufacturing Engineer, you'll support manufacturing processes, participate in technical integration, and implement Lean principles while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Flight Test Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing production methodologies, implementing manufacturing plans, and ensuring production readiness for flight testing programs.

The role involves developing and optimizing manufacturing processes for electrical assemblies, ensuring quality production, and collaborating with various teams. It includes supplier audits and applying Lean and Six Sigma practices.

The role involves designing test assets, optimizing test procedures, reviewing test data, and enhancing operational efficiency in propulsion manufacturing.

The NPI Manufacturing Engineer supports product builds and tests, reviews designs, defines processes, and resolves build issues while collaborating across teams.

Lead a manufacturing engineering team, manage processes, implement improvements, support production, and oversee automation projects. Requires problem-solving skills and technical expertise.

Responsible for improving manufacturing processes, creating process plans, and advising on design for manufacturability while collaborating with engineering teams in a CNC machining environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer Manager leads engineering teams to optimize processes, improve efficiency, and manage production quality, utilizing Lean and Six Sigma methods while collaborating across departments.

Lead manufacturing development for aerospace products, ensure compliance with industry standards, manage contract manufacturers, and drive quality control processes.

The Manufacturing Engineer coordinates with teams to develop manufacturing plans, implement technologies, and improve processes in aerostructures production.

The position involves coordinating with teams on manufacturing plans, improving processes, and applying engineering principles in aerospace manufacturing, focusing on composite and aluminum solutions.

The Manufacturing Engineer II develops and implements manufacturing processes to improve efficiency and quality, conducts root cause analysis, leads process improvements using Lean and Six Sigma, and collaborates with teams to optimize production.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and validates manufacturing processes for hardware products, ensuring designs can be built at scale while maintaining quality and efficiency.

Entry-level Manufacturing Engineers will coordinate with teams, develop manufacturing plans, improve processes, and apply engineering principles in aerospace manufacturing.

As an Entry-Level Manufacturing Engineer, you'll coordinate with teams to develop manufacturing plans and improve processes using engineering principles, focusing on advanced technologies and tooling.