Manufacturing Engineer

Curtiss-Wright•Round Rock, TX

21d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support the development, optimization, and documentation of manufacturing processes. You will work cross-functionally to introduce new products, improve productivity, reduce costs, and coordinate production operations. The position includes performing methods and operational analyses, developing process flows and work instructions, evaluating engineering changes, and providing technical support across engineering, quality, procurement, and production functions. This is an onsite position in Round Rock, Texas. The role requires a U.S. Person because of the nature of work performed at the site. It may also involve exposure to export-controlled information and additional security screening. Curtiss-Wright Round Rock designs and manufactures sensors and instrumentation and control solutions for harsh environments and mission-critical applications in regulated markets such as nuclear, aerospace, and oil and gas.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field.
4–6+ years of manufacturing or industrial engineering experience with growing technical responsibility.
Experience supporting new product introduction, producibility reviews, and cross-functional design coordination.
Working knowledge of labor time standards, workflow analysis, and manufacturing cost drivers.
Ability to develop process flow documentation, work instructions, and standard manufacturing procedures.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail and process accuracy.
Effective communication skills for working across engineering, production, quality, and supply chain teams.
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced production or engineering environment.
Commitment to continuous improvement and collaborative manufacturing operations.
Must be a U.S. Person due to the nature of work performed at the site.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with design engineering on new product releases, review drawings for producibility, and ensure manufacturing readiness before release.
Perform operational, labor, and methods analyses to support time standards, workflow optimization, equipment planning, and productivity improvement initiatives.
Evaluate engineering changes and specification updates, serving as a technical liaison across program management, finance, design, quality, procurement, inspection, and production teams.
Develop and maintain manufacturing process flows, work instructions, and standard procedures that define manufacturing steps and support consistent execution.
Support cost estimation, tooling recommendations, and process requirements for new or existing product lines.
Maintain records and reporting systems to coordinate manufacturing operations.