Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Manufacturing Engineer will assist in implementing new equipment and processes, troubleshoot issues, develop maintenance procedures, train technicians, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

The Manufacturing Engineer II develops and improves manufacturing processes, coordinates product launches, supports production, and implements quality control procedures.

The Sr. Manufacturing Engineer develops and optimizes manufacturing processes, troubleshoots production issues, manages tooling, and ensures quality control for new products.

Develop and improve manufacturing processes, troubleshoot issues, coordinate product launches, and implement tools while ensuring safety and quality standards.

The Senior NPI Manufacturing Engineer supports supply chain activities for new product introductions, collaborating with suppliers, operations, and planning.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and maintains manufacturing processes, supports new product development, analyzes data for improvements, and implements solutions to enhance efficiency and quality.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and improves manufacturing processes, evaluates tools, performs technical analysis, and facilitates engineering changes to enhance production efficiency and quality.

Lead process optimization and quality improvements for PVCO extrusion and finishing. Support equipment setup, troubleshooting, CAPA/RCA, documentation, operator training, and capital projects while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. Collaborate with Operations, Maintenance, Quality, and R&D to scale materials and tooling innovations.

Perform process analysis, cost reduction, and lean improvements in a high-mix, low-volume manufacturing environment. Design fixtures, tooling, and custom packaging using SolidWorks; create work instructions and implement ISO 9001 methods. Lead equipment selection, participate in product development for manufacturability, and drive safety and continuous improvement initiatives (Kaizen, 5S, RCA). Collaborate across Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Project teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and implements manufacturing processes, manages budgets, leads cross-functional teams, and ensures quality and cost objectives are met.

The Manufacturing Engineer will oversee engineering processes, manage projects, ensure equipment reliability, and support manufacturing operations to optimize performance and cost efficiencies.

Oversee drawing reviews, capital expenditure planning, and provide automation feedback for Tube Bending processes as part of Factories as a Service team.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will lead NPI processes, ensure compliance, and collaborate with teams to enhance product quality and launch efficiency.

The Senior NPI Manufacturing Engineer supports supply chain for new product introductions, working with suppliers, operations, and planning to ensure successful product qualifications and releases.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will oversee manufacturing design guidance, lead project management for NPI processes, and optimize manufacturing operations across global platforms.

The Electronics Manufacturing Engineer will improve test and repair processes for electronic components, provide engineering support, and develop testing procedures to ensure quality.

The Manufacturing Engineer II supports product modifications, process improvements, and collaborates cross-functionally while ensuring compliance with engineering standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing processes, ensure quality control, and collaborate across operations to improve machine uptime and efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop and optimize manufacturing processes for optical lens fabrication, collaborate with cross-functional teams, troubleshoot production issues, and drive continuous improvement initiatives while ensuring compliance with quality standards.

The Lead Manufacturing Engineer will lead safety and optimization processes, mentor teams, and enhance manufacturing efficiency. Responsibilities include managing change, process improvement, and delivering technical training.

The Manufacturing Engineer Intern will assist in designing and optimizing manufacturing processes, collaborating on projects to enhance production efficiency and product reliability. Responsibilities include process documentation, quality improvement, and cross-functional teamwork.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will lead process improvements, enhance product yield, and manage manufacturing issues by collaborating with various teams and implementing Lean and Six Sigma techniques.

The Manufacturing Engineer II develops and maintains manufacturing processes, interfaces with engineering teams, coordinates projects, estimates costs, and leads root cause analysis for operational issues.

Provide hands-on manufacturing engineering support: troubleshoot equipment and processes, lead root-cause investigations and corrective actions, analyze production data, develop scalable automation and process improvements, support NPI and quality/compliance activities, and drive Lean/Six Sigma continuous improvement initiatives.

As a Manufacturing Engineer I, you will develop manufacturing work instructions, manage costs and quality, perform engineering reviews, and improve manufacturing processes for spaceflight systems.