Our large manufacturing client located in East Peoria is looking for a Manufacturing Engineer, to add to their team.JOB DESCRIPTIONDepending on experience, responsibilities may include:Create new/ Update existing manufacturing process documentation, e.g., tooling lists, setup requirements, operations sequence for manufacturing, standard work, operator performed maintenanceAnalyze requirements and make recommendations for assembly/machining process improvement, training, equipment needsProvide engineering support to NPI Assembly/Machining groups. Provide support to introduction process of new partsResponsible for process CI (Continuous improvement) cardsWork with vendors to purchase items needed for manufacturing, e.g., tooling, gages, etc.Conduct standard work auditsEvaluate and recommend changes to existing manufacturing practices in terms of work simplification, process optimization, cost reduction, quality improvement, plant layout and method improvementsCreate and maintain Perform PFMEAs, SFMEAs, Control PlansSupport design-for-assembly/manufacturability (DFA/DFM) projects and initiativesMain point of contact for quality, shop floor and customersInput deviations from non-conforming material to engineeringManage/Follow test lots through value streams for exit inspections/capability studiesChampion PPM and scrap reductionEngage in creative problem solving to address operational issues including: ergonomic/ safety, efficiency improvements, process bottlenecks, quality concernsFoster and ensure operations safety at all times. Conduct safety risk assessmentsWork with internal/external customers and partners to plan, execute and manage projectsCoordinate with Operations to define best practices and resolve complex manufacturing issuesWork with operations, tool design, programmers, engineers etc. to ensure proper development, implementation and support of engineering activitiesProvide technical and analytical support as needed. Provide guidance and make critical decisionsTrain operators on the standard work and develop training programsREQUIREMENTSBachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering or similar field is requiredMust have 2+ years of experience in the manufacturing industryBasic knowledge of processing (machining/assembly ops), fixture design, and programming is required, experience preferredMust have good blueprint reading skills and experience with GD&TAnalytical, technical, and problem solving skillsHigh energy and a demonstrated ability to implement and get results are essentialDetail oriented with troubleshooting and project leadership skillsStrong ability to handle a high workload and manage priorities is requiredStrong written and verbal communication skills requiredMust be self-directed, self-starter, and be able to multi-task and prioritizeMust enjoy working in a team environment, and have strong interpersonal and collaboration skillsCandidates must be authorized to work in the United States.