Stamping Process Engineer

Title: Stamping Process Engineer

Department: Operations

Reports To: Director of Advanced Manufacturing

Location: Williamsport, MD

Classification: Exempt, Full-Time

Annual Salary: $100,000-$150,000

ASSA ABLOY Fenestration is seeking a skilled Stamping Process Engineer to support and enhance our stamping operation. Initial focus will be on our Williamsport, MD stamping processes, including advising on state‑of‑the‑art equipment upgrades and layout optimization for improved safety, efficiency, and throughput. This role will contribute to process improvements, standardization, and collaboration across internal teams and suppliers to ensure consistent quality and performance.

In addition to supporting existing operations, the engineer will play a critical role in nearshoring and in sourcing stamped parts and operations, including the setup and launch of a new site. This includes specifying equipment, advising on optimal work center layout, and process flow, and ensuring alignment with global best practices. From tooling and machine setup to raw material conditioning and auxiliary equipment optimization, you’ll be at the forefront of cutting‑edge manufacturing excellence.

Expect to travel—both domestically and internationally—as you align our global operations with best‑in‑class practices. Your expertise will guide capital investments, proactive maintenance strategies, and the implementation of next‑gen technologies that keep Fenestration ahead of the curve.

If you’re passionate about operational excellence, thrive in a collaborative environment, and want to leave a lasting impact on a growing organization, this is your opportunity to lead with purpose and engineer the extraordinary.

Safety is our first priority. As a hands‑on Stamping Process Engineer, you will be deeply involved in optimizing and standardizing stamping operations across the organization. Initially based at our Williamsport, MD facility, you’ll lead process engineering efforts, working side‑by‑side with technicians and operators to ensure safe, efficient, and high‑quality production.

• Champion safety in all aspects of stamping operations, ensuring compliance with internal and industry standards
• Spend significant time on the production floor interacting with material feeders, presses, dies, setup technicians, and operators to troubleshoot, train, and optimize processes.
• Lead process engineering initiatives across the organization with a focus on hands‑on problem solving and continuous improvement
• Collaborate with suppliers and die makers to ensure die design and part processing meet safety, quality, and performance standards
• Runoff and qualify new dies, presses, and auxiliary equipment to ensure readiness for production.
• Partner with internal teams to develop and sustain optimized stamping press operations, including tool & die design, machine setup & operations, and proactive maintenance
• Optimize raw material conditioning and auxiliary equipment (e.g., uncoilers, straighteners, feeders, die carts, die storage, in‑die lubrication systems, light curtains, safety sensors, automation controls, robotic arms, conveyors, part collectors)
• Advise on capital investments and layout planning for both new and existing facilities
• Support nearshoring and in sourcing initiatives by specifying stamping equipment and operational requirements for intended products
• Travel domestically and internationally to support global process alignment and supplier collaboration

With a focus on improving how we optimize our manufacturing processes, you should also be prepared to perform the following:

• Leverage your manufacturing process expertise to optimize how we post process stamping press parts to include automated material handling and assembly.
• Advise on optimal work center and equipment layout
• Coordinate with internal and external teams to ensure we accomplish our goals and adhere to established schedules and project objectives.
• Leverage technology to manage day‑to‑day project‑specific tasks and developments.
• Present at leadership meetings and other forums.
• Deploy continuous improvement problem‑solving tools like LEAN and Six Sigma to solve a…