Manufacturing Engineer

Manufacturing Engineer Plans, designs, arranges, changes, and optimizes a manufacturing process in an effort to achieve customer product and facility metric requirements.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Optimize Manufacturing Processes: Develop, document, and improve methods for laser cutting, press brake forming, welding, painting, and assembling parts to meet quality and efficiency standards. Enhance Production Efficiency: Analyze workflows, identify operator improvements, and implement process controls to boost throughput and reduce costs.

Support New Product Launches: Design manufacturing processes, fixtures, and tooling for new products, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and zero-defect goals. Collaborate Across Teams: Work with customers, suppliers, and internal departments on product design, tooling, training, and problem-solving. Manage Engineering Projects & Documentation: Lead projects, maintain accurate records, and support systems like ERP/MRP, certifications, and capital equipment planning Spend substantial time where the work occurs, often on production floor.

Directly troubleshoot lasers, press brakes, weld processes, fixtures, programs, and other production equipment within demonstrated capability; coordinate specialized support when required. Other duties as assigned JOB QUALIFICATIONS (REQUIRED) At least 18 years of age (required at all locations) Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering from accredited college Non-degree: 10+ years working within a technical environment at a metal fabrication facility Knowledge in operating and supporting production equipment, including lasers, press brakes, welding processes, fixtures, and machine programs.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS (PREFERRED): Subject Matter Expert on one or more Manufacturing processes If engineering degree is applicable, to have worked 3+ years in metal fabrication facility PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOB: Frequent walking, standing, kneeling/squatting, bending/stooping, pushing/pulling, twisting and lifting for 8-12 hours per day Able to frequently walk, stand, kneel, squat, bend, stoop, push, pull, twist and lift for 8-12 hours per day Able to work in non-climate-controlled and noisy environment Frequent overhead reaching and reaching with both hands Frequent pushing, pulling, lifting or maneuvering loads up to 50 lbs Able to wear and tolerate Personal Protective Equipment (apparel and devices) Vision acuity, corrected or uncorrected, capable of reading documents, blueprints, gauges, equipment settings, calibration instruments, parts labels and written materials BENEFITS Competitive base salary 401K for all employees with 3% company match Medical, dental, and vision coverage (and additional coverages available) Company Paid Life Insurance Paid Time Off Policy + 8 corporate holidays + 1 Floating Holiday Formal training and development program Relocation assistance (if applicable) Day Shift