Manufacturing Engineer - Process Engineer

BOXABL INC•North Las Vegas, NV

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Join us at BOXABL, the most exciting tech start-up on the planet, located in fabulous LAS VEGAS, Nevada. You'll receive a great salary and benefits package, work in an amazing hi-tech studio environment, and receive STOCK GRANTS in the Company. At BOXABL, we value hard-working and dedicated individuals who thrive in fast-paced, ever-changing environments. If you're only interested in work-life balance, please don't apply. However, if you want to live a life with real purpose, work alongside a wildly talented group of professionals to make a real difference, join us as we work to solve the national housing crisis. BOXABL is seeking a talented and motivated Manufacturing Engineer - Assembly and Process Optimization to join our team. The Manufacturing Engineer will play a crucial role in optimizing our production processes, ensuring product quality, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in manufacturing engineering, with experience in lean manufacturing principles, process optimization, and product development.

Requirements

BS in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field
3–10 years of experience in assembly process engineering or industrial engineering in a manufacturing environment
Demonstrated experience conducting time studies and establishing labor standards
Proficiency with lean manufacturing tools: VSM, 5S, kaizen, line balancing, standard work
Strong analytical skills with ability to translate data into actionable process improvements
Experience creating and maintaining detailed process documentation and work instructions
Effective written and verbal communication skills; comfortable working in a shop-floor environment

Nice To Haves

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt certification
Familiarity with simulation or digital twin tools for process modeling
Experience with ERP or MES systems for routing, labor capture, and production tracking
Background standing up new assembly lines

Responsibilities

Conduct time studies and establish labor standards across all assembly operations
Develop and maintain a Methods-Time Measurement (MTM) or equivalent work measurement system
Use labor data to identify capacity constraints, imbalances, and efficiency opportunities
Build and maintain standard work documentation tied to labor standards
Define and document assembly sequences, work instructions, and process flows from the ground up
Evaluate current assembly methods and redesign for efficiency, quality, and repeatability
Develop and maintain process maps, value stream maps, and routing documentation
Partner with manufacturing engineering and design engineering on DFA (Design for Assembly) reviews
Lead kaizen events and rapid improvement workshops targeting assembly cycle time and waste reduction
Apply value stream mapping to identify and eliminate non-value-added activity across the assembly line
Implement and sustain 5S and visual management systems on the production floor
Track and report key metrics: OEE, cycle time, labor efficiency, and throughput
Assess workstations for ergonomic risk and drive improvement through layout and tooling changes
Design and specify workstation fixtures, tooling, and material presentation to reduce motion and fatigue
Collaborate with safety to ensure new and modified workstations meet ergonomic and regulatory standards
Balance assembly line operations to takt time and optimize operator utilization across stations
Model capacity scenarios to support production planning
Identify and resolve bottlenecks through data analysis and process redesign