Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

The Manufacturing & Process Engineer develops process specifications, updates work instructions and flow charts, and provides technical support for manufacturing operations.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will analyze CNC machining processes, lead tooling design and implementation, support continuous improvement initiatives, troubleshoot production issues, and collaborate with various teams for new product development.

The Manufacturing Engineer will improve processes using Lean methodologies, support production, analyze data, and contribute to quality and cost efficiency.

Lead continuous improvement and Lean initiatives to optimize manufacturing processes, resolve product and tooling issues through root cause analysis, support capital investments, train teams on Lean/Kaizen, audit processes, and participate in supplier qualification, safety, and quality programs.

The Manufacturing Engineer's role involves process improvements, technical support, coordinating changes, and ensuring compliance in a regulated environment through multi-disciplinary projects.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the manufacturing development of ECLSS hardware for space stations, optimizing processes, partnering with design engineering, maintaining production documentation, and resolving production issues in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will evaluate product designs for manufacturing feasibility, manage projects, and collaborate with multiple teams to ensure manufacturing readiness, focusing on HVAC compressor development.

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing processes through design, assembly, training, troubleshooting, and process improvement for high-precision products.

The role involves leading a team of engineers to develop processes and materials for quantum technologies, ensuring manufacturability and performance while collaborating across multiple teams.

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.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design and implement manufacturing systems, ensure quality control, and optimize supply chain logistics in aerospace production.

The Manufacturing Engineer III role involves providing technical leadership in manufacturing operations, supporting early-stage development programs, and ensuring manufacturability through design planning and technical assessments.

The Forward-Deployed Manufacturing Engineer will travel to customer sites, implement equipment, optimize algorithms, and build relationships to enhance electronics manufacturing processes.

Design, implement, and optimize in-house capacitor production processes. Manage projects to increase throughput, develop production business processes, collect and analyze production data to remove bottlenecks, and identify high-ROI equipment and automation for scaling to high-volume manufacturing.

Lead and oversee complex manufacturing operations in energetic materials production, focusing on process efficiency, safety compliance, and quality control.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for process control, project management, and statistical analysis, requiring a Bachelor's degree and relevant experience.

Designs, documents, installs, commissions, and improves electrical and electronic systems for industrial optical coating equipment. Responsibilities include creating schematics, assemblies, bills of materials, and CAD files; selecting components; troubleshooting electrical and electromechanical issues; conducting tests; analyzing equipment data; and supporting production uptime. The engineer collaborates with Operations, Maintenance, and Engineering teams, leads corrective design changes, and provides installation and operational support at domestic and international facilities.

Leads manufacturing systems development across requirements, planning, integration, verification, validation, production transition, and continuous improvement. Develops manufacturing processes, tooling, layouts, DFMA and design-to-cost recommendations, and capital equipment plans. Manages technical project schedules, costs, resources, proposals, and implementation risks while supporting marine propulsion development. Collaborates with design, manufacturing, quality, operations, and supply chain teams on manufacturability, assembly, production efficiency, and cost goals.

Lead manufacturing engineering to translate product designs into safe, repeatable, efficient production processes. Develop routings, standard work, tooling, labor standards, and capacity models. Own manufacturing requirements for ERP/MES, support production launches, continuous improvement, problem solving, and cross-functional readiness for new products and engineering changes.

Drives planning and execution of manufacturing capital, facility, and production-line projects. Develops scopes and schedules, manages procurement and installation, coordinates contractors and engineering teams, oversees equipment commissioning, tracks risks and milestones, and maintains project documentation. The role supports contract administration and ensures facilities meet manufacturing, safety, compliance, OSHA, ITAR, and hazardous-environment requirements.

Lead site implementation and adoption of Riobot at a Royal Canin manufacturing site. Manage deployment, KPI tracking, troubleshooting validation, training, knowledge-base development, and cross-functional coordination to improve operational efficiency and downtime reduction.

Lead manufacturing engineering projects to improve safety, productivity, and process performance. Design, implement, and continuously improve tooling, processes, and equipment. Coordinate cross-functional projects, provide mechanical engineering support for capital projects, resolve production bottlenecks, and maintain project documentation using CAD and Microsoft Office tools.

Manufacturing Quality Engineer responsible for supplier and incoming quality during new product and process development. Duties include approving PPAP submissions, coordinating incoming inspections, assessing supplier capabilities, following up on corrective actions, supporting production-line problem solving, conducting audits, monitoring quality KPIs, maintaining quality documentation, managing obsolete materials, and supporting FMEA and risk assessments. The role collaborates cross-functionally to ensure robust manufacturing processes and successful vehicle launches.

Develop and implement quality assurance and control processes for automotive sub-assembly and general assembly operations. Lead root cause analysis, corrective and preventive actions, audits, inspections, risk assessments, FMEAs, control plans, and quality documentation. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, product management, suppliers, and technical teams to support plant launch, product testing, process standards, and daily operations while ensuring vehicle quality and compliance.

Plan and manage new product introductions and continuous improvement for manufactured products. Ensure product quality, perform root-cause analysis, lead corrective actions, implement engineering change orders, design factory equipment and layouts, create work instructions, support audits, and liaise with customers and internal departments to meet requirements.