Manufacturing Engineer

• Own, develop, and maintain documented manufacturing processes, including process sheets, work instructions, and standard operating procedures.
• Lead the transition from build‑to‑print or shop‑based manufacturing to a production‑focused operation through flow lines, standardized work, appropriate tooling, and repeatable methods.
• Serve as the manufacturing authority in the Engineering Change Order (ECO) process, reviewing proposed changes for manufacturability, tooling impact, floor readiness, and execution risk.
• Analyze and improve workflows, equipment layout, space utilization, and material flow to increase throughput, quality, safety, and efficiency.
• Partner cross‑functionally with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Production to identify constraints, resolve manufacturing issues, and ensure controlled implementation of changes.
• Drive continuous improvement using data, root cause analysis, and direct observation of manufacturing operations.
• Support production training and onboarding by ensuring processes are well‑documented, understood, and consistently followed.
• Ensure manufacturing processes comply with applicable safety, quality, and regulatory requirements.
• Perform risk assessments related to manufacturing processes, tooling, equipment, and process changes prior to implementation.

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