Position Summary
The Manufacturing Engineer supports production operations by improving processes, optimizing equipment performance, and leading facility and infrastructure projects. This role partners with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams to drive efficiency, quality, safety, and continuous improvement across the manufacturing environment.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Provide manufacturing engineering support to all plant departments
Troubleshoot production and maintenance issues related to serial manufacturing
Ensure equipment performance meets efficiency and reliability standards
Support and optimize preventive maintenance programs
Analyze equipment operating data to ensure performance aligns with design standards
Serve as a technical resource to maintenance and production teams
Lead and participate in continuous improvement initiatives (Kaizen, OEE, standard work, etc.)
Manage and support facility engineering projects
Coordinate subcontractors and facility maintenance activities
Lead infrastructure projects including equipment installations and facility upgrades
Coordinate compliance and certification programs for material handling equipment
Provide technical support during installation of new equipment and facility construction
Develop and maintain accurate process documentation and work instructions
Prepare technical and non-technical reports and presentations
Partner cross-functionally with product, process, safety, and environmental teams
Drive cost, quality, and delivery improvements through engineering solutions
Review manufacturing engineering criteria for new and proposed projects
Manage equipment asset tagging and documentation
Develop standards for major maintenance overhauls
Maintain facility layouts and equipment drawings using CAD
Required Skills & Technical Expertise
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in a manufacturing environment
Solid knowledge of manufacturing processes and equipment
Proficiency in CAD software for layouts and equipment installation drawings
Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills
Proven ability to lead engineering projects and facility initiatives
Qualifications
Bachelor s degree in Mechanical, Civil, or related engineering discipline
Several years of facilities or manufacturing engineering experience in a high-volume manufacturing environment
Professional Engineering (PE) certification preferred but not required
Proven record of facilities management and maintenance leadership
Demonstrated success leading cost-focused engineering initiatives
Physical & Work Environment
Office and manufacturing floor environments
Frequent standing, walking, and interaction on the production floor
Occasional lifting up to 20 pounds
Manufacturing environment may include noise, heat, particulates, and industrial materials
PPE required in designated areas
Work Schedule & Travel
Ability to work extended hours as required to support production
Occasional domestic or international travel may be required