Production Engineer I

Shield Casework•Kansas City, KS

37d•Onsite

About The Position

BUILD WHAT THE BEST IN THE WORLD USE At Shield, we don’t build ordinary products — we build the locker rooms championship programs train in, the spaces elite athletes rally in, and the healthcare environments trusted by the nation’s leading hospitals. Every challenge is unique. Every solution is engineered by people who refuse to settle for average. This is your chance to join that team. SUMMARY This is hands-on engineering, fast-paced projects, and real ownership from day one. As a Production Engineer I, you’ll sit at the heart of the action — where design and vision become a real engineered product. You’ll translate concepts into manufacturable drawings, solve problems on the fly, and collaborate with teams across the company to bring elite-level products to life. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITES/FUNCTIONS may include but are not limited to: You’re not just making drawings — you’re shaping the products that elite athletes and medical teams interact with every single day. You will: Create high-quality production drawings in SolidWorks that drive fabrication Work directly with Design, Estimating, Operations, and Production teams Engineer real-world solutions for custom projects across sports and healthcare Interpret design intent and turn it into manufacturable, accurate products Make sure assemblies and components meet Shield’s high standards Support BOM creation with precise, clean, organized data Jump in with Production to troubleshoot, problem-solve, and keep jobs moving Help ensure projects hit deadlines without sacrificing quality This is a role where you see the direct impact of your work on the floor, on the truck, on the jobsite, and on game day. WHO YOU ARE: You’re someone who: Loves solving problems and making things better Has an eye for detail and a mind for how things go together Thrives in a fast-paced environment with lots of moving parts Communicates clearly and works well with others Is coachable, curious, and hungry to grow Isn’t afraid to get hands-on when needed

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Design, or Manufacturing Engineering required
SolidWorks proficiency (student or professional experience)
Passion for building, making, engineering, or fabrication
Occasionally being on the Production floor, which could involve climbing, crouching, or lifting (up to 50 lbs)
Ability to talk and hear
Some travel may be required