Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

Support quality engineering for a highly automated, three-shift manufacturing operation. Use data and statistical analysis to identify and resolve process and product issues, drive continuous improvement (safety, uptime, quality), manage corrective actions and change control, verify compliance to quality requirements, and collaborate cross-functionally to implement process improvements.

Support and improve SMT production processes: inspect PCBs and equipment, perform failure analysis, implement process improvements, lead SMT operators and technicians, monitor quality, and record data to boost yield and efficiency.

Support and optimize SMT production lines by developing processes, performing failure analyses, improving yield and cycle time, leading SMT operators/technicians, monitoring quality, and recording data to increase efficiency.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support EHS improvements, lead value stream projects, improve manufacturing operations, and troubleshoot production issues.

Responsible for leading manufacturing projects, improving equipment reliability, implementing technology, and training staff while ensuring safety and efficiency in manufacturing processes.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design and validate manufacturing processes, analyze labor and workflow efficiency, and collaborate with teams to improve manufacturing standards using Lean Six Sigma methodology.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer develops and supports high-volume metal manufacturing processes, focusing on machining and cold forming, requiring significant travel for support and validation.

The Manufacturing Engineer maintains and improves manufacturing procedures, resolves technical issues, generates validation protocols, and trains technicians on production methods.

The Manufacturing Engineer supports operations by troubleshooting, gathering and analyzing data, and implementing cost reduction and quality improvement strategies.

The Manufacturing Engineer will lead and own complex manufacturing engineering tasks, ensuring alignment with business objectives and anticipating challenges while providing innovative solutions.

Provide shop floor support for the forestry module in a union assembly operation, with knowledge of tooling and assembly processes.

The Manufacturing Engineer I supports product manufacturing, troubleshooting process issues, improving manufacturing costs, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Manufacturing Engineer I role includes introducing students to manufacturing operations, project management, production processes, quality control, and cost analysis.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer plans and designs assembly and test processes, analyzes efficiency in layouts and workflow, and determines required parts and tools.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support New Product Introduction by planning and executing new production lines, analyzing BOMs, and coordinating with suppliers. Responsibilities include manufacturability assessments and cost reduction strategies, with a focus on cross-functional collaboration.

The Product Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for improving product and process efficiency using Six Sigma tools to reduce costs and improve quality.

Support process and equipment development for detector assemblies, including DOE, equipment commissioning, and troubleshooting issues using Six Sigma methodology.

The Manufacturing Engineer III provides technical leadership for production teams, improves product quality, ensures compliance, and supports lean manufacturing initiatives.

The role requires an Electrical Engineer with 8+ years of experience in medical quality systems, low power design, and board layout expertise.

The Manufacturing Engineer determines manufacturing processes, improves efficiency, identifies product issues, and collaborates on engineering solutions to enhance production.

The Manufacturing Engineer ensures compliance with GMP, develops manufacturing requirements, leads qualification and validation processes, and manages engineering projects.

The Project Leader manages Flow & Process Technologies Valve Projects, ensuring operational excellence and meeting quality, cost, and schedule objectives while leading a cross-functional team.

The Manufacturing Engineer supports engineering processes for medical device production, ensuring compliance, documentation, and problem-solving for manufacturing operations.

Responsible for implementing custom mold machines in packaging operations, coordinating re-validation with engineering and operations, and applying LEAN methodologies.

The Manufacturing Engineer plans and designs manufacturing processes, analyzes efficiency, determines necessary parts and tools, and reports to management.