Manufacturing Engineer

Position’s Contributions to Work Group:

- The Manufacturing Engineer will provide production support by updating tooling and routings, assisting with NPI, reviewing current product change notices, driving continuous improvement initiatives, authoring standard work documentation in Teamcenter/SAP, and supporting 3D printing activities.

- This role will work collaboratively with a cross-functional team that includes Manufacturing Engineers, Project Engineers, and Facility Engineers.

- The Manufacturing Engineer 1 will also engage in Rapid Improvement Workshops (RIWs), problem-solving sessions, and participate in Learning Team projects.

Typical task breakdown:

- A typical day involves supporting the assembly floor by troubleshooting build issues and refining standard work to ensure safe, consistent processes. Manufacturing Engineers regularly update routings, validate BOMs, and implement engineering changes to keep production accurate and aligned with current designs. They collaborate with Quality and Supply teams to address nonconformances, evaluate part readiness when needed. Continuous improvement work is constant—identifying waste, improving material flow, and optimizing layout or tooling to increase efficiency.

interaction with team:

- Throughout the day, they partner closely with assemblers and cross‑functional teams to keep production running smoothly.

Team Structure

- Reports to Manufacturing Engineering Manager

Work environment:

Factory floor/office

Education & Experience Required:

- Years of experience: 0-2 years

- Degree requirement:
Bachelors

- Do you accept internships as job experience:
Yes

Top 3 Skills

Data‑interpretation

Technical Writing

Mechanical aptitude

Additional Technical Skills

(Required)

- Office 365

- Engineering Print reading

- Lean Manufacturing

- CAD

(Desired)

- SAP

- Teamcenter

- Visio

- 5S

- RCCA

Soft Skills

(Required)

- Communication

- Teamwork

- Attention to detail

(Desired)

- Influencing Without Authority