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The Manufacturing Engineer supports and improves manufacturing processes focusing on process optimization and quality improvement in automotive production, collaborating cross-functionally for efficient production.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, analyze and improve manufacturing processes, design systems and tools, program controls, ensure quality, and collaborate with teams for efficiency and safety.

Monitor and improve manufacturing line quality and efficiency through process development, root cause analysis, and data-driven problem solving. Create and maintain wave and reflow soldering profiles, ensure solder quality meets IPC-610B, design/ procure production tooling, coordinate line reconfigurations and equipment installations, and track machine utilization and maintenance while enforcing safety and security procedures.

Monitor and improve manufacturing line quality and efficiency through process development, root cause analysis, and data-driven CI. Create/maintain wave and reflow soldering profiles, ensure IPC-610B solder quality, design/ procure production tooling, coordinate equipment moves and maintenance, and support line throughput and cost-reduction initiatives.

The role involves leading advanced manufacturing processes utilizing automation and robotics, improving quality and efficiency, and developing training initiatives while managing projects and technologies.

The Product Manufacturing Engineer acts as a liaison between design and manufacturing, supporting product development, process improvements, and documentation management in a high-mix, low-volume environment.

Design and improve manufacturing processes for machining, fabrication, and assembly. Create fixtures, tooling, and CNC programs; lead process improvements, NPI, engineering changes, workforce and layout planning; apply statistical methods; develop work instructions; collaborate with design, vendors, and production to resolve manufacturing issues and optimize cost, quality, safety, and efficiency.

Support manufacturing by transferring and scaling processes from Chemical Development, authoring and reviewing batch records, SOPs, change controls, and automated equipment methods. Lead troubleshooting, coordinate tech transfers, participate in project teams, investigate process deviations, and collaborate with QA, vendors, and customers to meet production, quality, and timeline objectives.

Lead technical transfer and scale-up of processes from Chemical Development to manufacturing. Author and review batch records, SOPs, change controls, and automated equipment methods. Support troubleshooting, deviation investigations, and QA assessments, coordinating with vendors, customers, and project teams to meet production, quality, and regulatory requirements.

Support GMP manufacturing by transferring and scaling processes from development to production; create and review batch records, SOPs, and automated equipment methods; generate change controls, CAPAs, RAs, and EVs; troubleshoot process equipment; lead investigations of deviations; participate in project teams and technical transfers to ensure scalable, compliant manufacturing operations.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for efficient production processes, interfacing with design engineers, and ensuring quality control throughout manufacturing operations.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer develops, manages, and executes documents and projects for operational readiness in the AP2 factory, focusing on basket fabrication and assembly, while ensuring quality and continuous improvement in the manufacturing processes.

Responsible for supporting and improving manufacturing processes, troubleshooting issues, applying Lean principles, and collaborating with teams for product development.

Design, document, and improve manufacturing processes and procedures to optimize production, quality, and cost. Support NPI, tooling, fixture design, supplier evaluation, and shop floor troubleshooting. Lead continuous improvement, Lean initiatives, VAVE savings, and capital equipment selection while maintaining EHS and quality standards.

Responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing manufacturing processes, managing capital projects, optimizing layout, and supporting Lean initiatives in HVAC manufacturing.

The Manufacturing Engineer will coordinate and implement processes in a HVAC manufacturing facility to enhance capacity, reduce cost, and improve quality.

The Manufacturing Engineer drives quality goals by investigating product/process failures, leading corrective actions, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives through cross-functional collaboration and quality management practices.

No job responsibilities, duties, or qualifications are provided. The posting contains only equal opportunity and accommodation statements from the employer.

Support production and NPI by translating designs into manufacturable processes, preparing APQP documentation and Visual Work Instructions, defining tooling and cellular layouts, driving cost reduction and root-cause corrective actions, and validating processes for aerospace materials and manufacturing operations.

Support process design, tooling, and new product introductions for satellite production. Collect and analyze production data to improve yield, cycle time, and quality. Assist equipment setup, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement (Lean, 5S) under senior engineer guidance.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop CNC programs, lead new product launches for automated machining lines, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate across teams to optimize production in a high-volume automotive environment.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineering Lead drives operational excellence, provides technical leadership, optimizes manufacturing processes, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to improve production quality and efficiency.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will lead improvements in safety, quality, service, and cost for assigned products and processes, implementing high-impact projects and collaborating across teams to drive technical initiatives.

The Manufacturing Engineer will improve safety, quality, and cost-efficiency in production at 3M, leading projects and supporting product development.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will enhance process safety and productivity, troubleshoot issues, improve manufacturing capabilities, and maintain documentation while collaborating with various teams.