Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lead process and equipment problem-solving, continuous improvement, and new product transfers in a life‑sciences manufacturing environment. Mentor production staff, reduce variation/waste/downtime, ensure EHS compliance, investigate WIP issues using Lean/Six Sigma and statistical analysis, and support equipment/process qualifications and program launches.

Develop, implement, and sustain CNC machining and inspection processes; design tooling and fixtures; program 4/5-axis CAM; improve manufacturability; lead continuous improvement and train operators to meet production and quality standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer supports manufacturing operations, focusing on efficiency, quality, and cost reduction while collaborating with internal teams and contract manufacturers.

Support CNC manufacturing by developing routing instructions, improving tooling/processes and productivity, troubleshooting machining problems, programming and setting up CNC machines, planning facility and workflow layouts, performing time studies, and training operators to improve part quality and efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer will improve processes, design workflows, implement lean principles, and support product quality to meet performance standards.

Support shop floor operations for metallic machined components, develop manufacturing plans, troubleshoot issues, and ensure process efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer optimizes manufacturing operations, ensures process compliance, drives efficiency, and supports new product introductions while collaborating with multiple internal teams and contract manufacturers.

Lead development and maintenance of BOMs, routings, standard work, and ERP manufacturing data to ensure production readiness. Drive process optimization, tooling, plant layout, NPI support, and continuous improvement (Lean, 5S, Kaizen). Collaborate with Engineering, Operations, Quality, and Supply Chain, mentor junior engineers, and ensure safety and compliance in a heavy manufacturing environment.

Develop and optimize composite manufacturing processes, design tooling and fixtures, support NPI and ECOs, apply Lean/Six Sigma and statistical methods, implement automation/IIoT and data visualization, and collaborate with production, quality, and design to improve yield, cycle time, and quality.

Develop and optimize CNC machining programs and processes for mills, lathes, and multi-axis centers. Create setup sheets, tooling/fixture designs, and work instructions while troubleshooting production issues and supporting NPI. Lead continuous improvement efforts to reduce cycle time, scrap, and costs and provide technical training to production teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer will enhance manufacturing processes, collaborate on product design, implement lean principles, and troubleshoot production issues to ensure quality solutions.

Convert build process plans into clear step-by-step work instructions for technicians, optimize fabrication and assembly sequences, identify materials, tools, and required industrial process qualifications, track and resolve blocking points, and collaborate with technicians to ensure configuration, quality, and process control.

Creates and maintains bills of material, routings, part master data, and manufacturing methods in Epicor ERP. Translates engineering drawings into production-ready documentation, implements engineering change updates, audits data integrity, and supports change control. Collaborates with drafting, engineering, operations, quality, and planning teams to validate processes and resolve issues. Maintains methods standards, work instructions, and training materials while supporting continuous improvement. The role is onsite with occasional production-floor exposure and PPE requirements.

Optimizes and manages digital manufacturing processes and systems in an on-site Guadalajara role. Provides SRV escalation support, aligns operations with global strategy, supports migration from GSF to Critical Manufacturing, identifies technical gaps, develops digital manufacturing solutions, mentors team members, prepares technical reports and presentations, and maintains compliant documentation. Uses automation, analytics, simulation, and machine learning to improve production efficiency, quality, agility, and cost performance.