The Manufacturing Engineer develops and improves cost-effective manufacturing processes, techniques, procedures, and technology. The role applies Lean principles and Six Sigma tools, establishes standards and implementation plans, trains shop-floor personnel, and monitors production metrics. It collaborates with Engineering, Manufacturing Technology, and other stakeholders to develop processes for new products and capture lessons learned from existing processes. Depending on the focus area, the role may lead implementation and ownership of production processes, resolve manufacturing problems, and address quality and yield issues; or investigate and develop next-generation manufacturing technologies, create technology roadmaps, and take new processes from concept through successful implementation. For Production-focused work, responsibilities include applying Lean methods, improving yield, cycle time, and productivity, providing design-for-manufacturability feedback, reviewing engineering changes that affect inventory, monitoring process capability and product quality, controlling process costs, and supporting root-cause analysis and corrective actions. For Technology-focused work, responsibilities include establishing Lean-based processes, driving continuous improvement, benchmarking manufacturing techniques, planning pilot testing and scale-up, supporting process prove-out with Manufacturing and Engineering teams, sharing best practices, and ensuring technology solutions meet quality, reliability, and consistency requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level