Top Manufacturing & Production Jobs

The Manufacturing Engineer will scale manufacturing processes for high-volume electromechanical products, develop strategies, collaborate on hardware design, and ensure quality standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the manufacturing of defense hardware, ensuring efficient processes, developing tooling solutions, and collaborating with contract manufacturers while adhering to quality standards.

As a Digital Tools Manufacturing Engineer, you'll optimize manufacturing through software solutions, enhance productivity, and collaborate across teams. Responsibilities include software strategy implementation and documentation maintenance.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will design production facilities, analyze capacity, develop business cases, and collaborate across teams for new production solutions.

The Director of Manufacturing Engineering will oversee and improve manufacturing processes, ensuring quality and scalability, and lead a team while managing capacity and budgets.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will lead the development of manufacturing processes for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, focusing on design optimization, process improvement, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support aerostructure assembly by managing MBOMs, creating work instructions, optimizing processes, and collaborating across multiple functions for successful manufacturing operations.

The Manufacturing Engineer will manage the manufacturing value chain for avionics, develop tooling solutions, optimize processes, and work hands-on with hardware creation.

The Manufacturing Engineer will own manufacturing processes, develop tooling solutions, write documentation, collaborate with technicians, and manage production quality.

The CNC Machinist will program, set up, and operate 5-axis CNC machines, perform quality control, and maintain equipment, with a focus on precision and efficiency.