Manufacturing Engineer

If you’re a Manufacturing Engineer who enjoys improving how things are built but don’t want to be stuck maintaining the status quo, this could be worth a closer look. This role is ideal for someone who takes pride in making processes smarter, faster, and more reliable, and wants the freedom to see their ideas actually implemented on the floor.

Why This Opportunity?

• Make a visible impact: Your ideas won’t sit in a backlog, you’ll help bring them to life
• Variety in your work: From process improvement to equipment upgrades and new product support
• Hands-on environment: Stay connected to the floor, not just behind a desk
• Forward-thinking team: Work alongside leadership that values innovation and practical problem-solving

What You’ll Be Involved In:

• Develop and refine production methods to improve output, consistency, and workplace safety
• Evaluate fabrication, assembly, and machining operations to identify opportunities for improvement
• Enhance workflows, equipment placement, and labor utilization to drive efficiency
• Identify tooling, equipment, and material needs to support production goals
• Analyze cycle times and production costs to guide decision-making
• Support implementation of new technologies and equipment upgrades within the facility
• Maintain technical drawings and ensure documentation is accurate and standardized
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams on new product introductions
• Contribute to packaging improvements and overall product readiness
• Help establish and sustain effective quality practices

What You Bring:

• Degree in Mechanical, Industrial, or related engineering field, or equivalent work experience
• Several years of experience in a manufacturing setting
• Comfortable balancing technical work with time spent on the production floor
• Experience with CAD tools (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or similar)
• Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving ability
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
• Clear communication skills and a collaborative mindset
• Exposure to prototyping, testing, and continuous improvement efforts is a plus

The Bottom Line:

You don’t need to be actively looking, but if you’re open to a role where you can influence how things are built, improve operations in a meaningful way, and continue to grow, let’s connect.