Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Manufacturing Process Engineer will enhance assembly processes, apply Lean methodologies, support quality systems, and promote safety in a manufacturing environment.

The Engineer I role involves supporting engineering project tasks, ensuring safety and compliance, managing project costs, and participating in continuous improvement efforts with a focus on automation and controls aspects.

Design production hardware, test equipment, and Electromechanical Systems. Manage contract manufacturers and work with PCBAs and electronics enclosures.

The Senior Principal Manufacturing Engineer develops and enhances production processes, designs and installs equipment, and manages workflows to optimize efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize machinery, streamline production processes, and manage workflows to enhance efficiency in manufacturing operations.

This role focuses on leading manufacturing processes, ensuring quality control, optimizing production logistics, and collaborating with cross-functional teams at Blue Origin.

Intern will evaluate workstation layouts, design material flow, develop process tools, document processes, and participate in continuous improvement workshops. Travel may be required to manufacturing plants.

The MES Lead Developer will design and develop software solutions for manufacturing execution systems, integrating them with other enterprise systems, and guiding junior developers while managing multiple projects in a hybrid work environment.

The MES Developer will design, develop, and implement software solutions for the Manufacturing Execution System, collaborating with various stakeholders, troubleshooting issues, and integrating with ERP and PLM systems.

As a Manufacturing Intelligence Engineer, you will analyze manufacturing data to drive corrective actions and improve yield and throughput while collaborating with engineering teams and stakeholders.

Design a low-rate manufacturing line for UAVs including tooling, equipment, automated testing, quality processes, and team management.

Lead advanced microelectronics assembly processes, oversee cleanroom operations, ensure quality compliance, and train new employees. Engage in problem-solving for product engineering.

The Lean Engineer will optimize processes using Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma tools to enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and mentor continuous improvement initiatives.

The Lead Electrical Engineer at GE Aerospace is responsible for manufacturing engineering tasks, guiding teams, and using judgment to propose solutions. Requires strong communication skills and a background in electrical engineering.

The role involves supporting the design and manufacture of space flight hardware, developing knowledge of electronic hardware workmanship standards, and conducting gap analyses. Responsibilities include improving manufacturing processes, evaluating supplier documentation, and supporting audits, with possible travel two or three times a year.

The Prototype Test Engineer develops test systems, reviews designs, conducts failure analysis, documents procedures, and mentors junior engineers in a manufacturing environment.

Develop and maintain software applications for production and engineering data systems, collaborating with teams for data requirements and supporting fab operations.

Design and implement test hardware/software for medical devices, developing test techniques and coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure reliable manufacturing processes.

The Equipment Engineer will develop and optimize automated assembly lines, troubleshoot equipment failures, train maintenance teams, and improve manufacturing processes.

This role focuses on improving manufacturing capabilities through control system design, troubleshooting, and process improvement initiatives.

The Manufacturing/Design Engineer will improve processes, design and recommend tooling, provide CNC programming expertise, and manage engineering projects.

The Foundry Lead Engineer will manage GaN/SiC process development, oversee foundry operations, improve product quality, and collaborate with cross-functional teams while ensuring effective outsourcing strategies.

The Manufacturing Probe Test Engineer develops and supports electrical test operations, improves test hardware, and resolves testing issues for semiconductor devices.

The role involves improving manufacturing processes using Six Sigma and LEAN, developing work instructions, participating in design reviews, and ensuring product quality.

The Manufacturing Product Engineer at LFAB focuses on yield optimization, new product launches, production support, and continuous improvement in semiconductor manufacturing processes, with strong collaboration and data-driven decision-making.