Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing practices for electrical systems, manage supplier bases, collaborate on test equipment, and lead electrical issue resolutions.

The Manufacturing Engineer plans, designs, and maintains manufacturing processes, collaborates with various departments, and ensures compliance with regulations.

Support transformational projects in transparency assembly by applying Lean manufacturing principles, enhancing digital integration, and improving operational efficiency.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will develop, evaluate, and improve industrial manufacturing methods and processes while leading improvement initiatives and coordinating product launches.

Lead Engineer overseeing advanced manufacturing and controls, managing equipment launch projects, optimizing production processes, and mentoring engineers while ensuring compliance with quality standards.

Develops and optimizes CNC machining processes, collaborates with teams for manufacturability, troubleshoots issues, and implements process improvements.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will oversee production processes, ensure compliance with quality standards, and support continuous improvement initiatives in a defense-related manufacturing environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer oversees PCBA manufacturing, optimizing processes through soldering, DFMA, FMEA, and lean methodologies while collaborating across teams.

The Staff Manufacturing Engineer will optimize processes, enhance equipment performance, and lead the implementation of manufacturing equipment in a high-volume environment, ensuring productivity and quality.

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

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will lead manufacturing projects, troubleshoot issues, optimize processes using Lean tools, and mentor a small team.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design and improve production machinery, assist maintenance, optimize plant efficiency, and lead lean projects.

The Manufacturing Engineer will evaluate and develop processes for manufacturing transparency products, provide technical support, and collaborate with design teams to improve performance and quality.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, optimize processes, lead projects, incorporate automation, and ensure efficient product development in a new manufacturing facility.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and maintains manufacturing methods and processes, interfaces with design engineering, estimates costs, and provides technical support along with conducting equipment maintenance and training at customer sites.

Support manufacturing activities, lead process improvements, provide technical support, and manage product development and testing. Requires direct experience in manufacturing engineering.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support manufacturing engineering needs, engage in product design and testing, improve processes, and provide technical guidance.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design and improve production processes, develop cost reduction plans, lead projects, and support equipment enhancements in a manufacturing environment.

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 leads complex product launches, focusing on design for manufacturability, quality, and mentoring junior engineers, while engaging with multi-functional teams.

Responsible for developing and implementing reliability strategies, investigating equipment failures, analyzing performance data, and promoting a culture of reliability in manufacturing.

Support production operations in aerospace manufacturing, drive continuous improvement, perform MRB dispositions, and collaborate with teams to resolve issues and implement enhancements.

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will improve manufacturing processes, drive operational improvements, develop work plans, and collaborate on project requirements in a structured approach.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support product lines by establishing definitions, designing tooling, improving manufacturing processes, and ensuring compliance with regulations while collaborating cross-departmentally.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you'll lead the manufacturing process, design tooling, establish methods, maintain product documentation, and improve efficiencies.