Engineer jobs in New Hampshire

As a Quality Engineer, you will be responsible for ensuring superior product quality and implementing effective quality management systems. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented professional with a passion for enhancing manufacturing processes within Aerospace

This Quality Engineer role is responsible for ensuring compliance with AS9100 standards, customer flow downs, and internal quality systems while supporting engineering, operations, and manufacturing teams. The position focuses on process improvement, training, vendor oversight, and part inspections, requiring strong attention to detail, GD&T knowledge, and the ability to work independently.

This is a hands-on Quality Engineer role focused on solving complex manufacturing challenges through inspection, problem-solving, and continuous improvement. The position offers the opportunity to work with advanced metrology tools and quality systems while driving product excellence in a lean manufacturing environment.

The Industrial Engineer will contribute to optimizing manufacturing processes and improving operational efficiency. This role will be responsible for analyzing and improving part standards, leading cost-reduction initiatives, and driving continuous improvement.

The Controls Engineer leads full-cycle electrical and controls engineering for custom controlled atmosphere systems. Responsibilities include design, programming, and troubleshooting to ensure timely delivery of high-performance solutions. The role involves selecting components with minimal technical risk and cost, ensuring compliance with standards, and collaborating with mechanical and production teams to produce reliable, well-documented systems.

The Controls Engineer will design, develop, and implement control systems for manufacturing processes, ensuring efficiency and reliability. This role is ideal for a professional with a strong technical background in automation and engineering.

As an Automation Engineer, you will design, implement, and maintain advanced automation systems to optimize manufacturing processes for one of the most well known manufactured products in history.

The Automation Engineer will design, program, and implement automated machinery and systems to streamline manufacturing processes. This includes creating electrical schematics, programming control systems, performing risk assessments, and leading troubleshooting and validation efforts. The role offers broad exposure to mechanical, electrical, and control systems engineering within a dynamic R&D and production setting.

As an Automation Engineer, you will design, implement, and maintain automated systems to optimize operational efficiency and ensure high-quality output. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented professional with a passion for innovation in the engineering and manufacturing field.

In the Mechanical Engineering role you will join an engineering team focused on designing and developing advanced products for aerospace and defense applications.

You'll collaborate on mechanical design, perform analysis, and support production to help deliver mission-critical hardware for top-tier customers across multiple industries.

This Quality Engineer role is responsible for ensuring compliance with AS9100 standards, customer flow downs, and internal quality systems while supporting engineering, operations, and manufacturing teams. The position focuses on process improvement, training, vendor oversight, and part inspections, requiring strong attention to detail, GD&T knowledge, and the ability to work independently.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you'll provide technical support across manufacturing processes, inspections, and maintenance. You'll lead initiatives to resolve production issues, improve efficiency, and implement Lean practices.

This Quality Engineer role is responsible for ensuring compliance with AS9100 standards, customer flow downs, and internal quality systems while supporting engineering, operations, and manufacturing teams. The position focuses on process improvement, training, vendor oversight, and part inspections, requiring strong attention to detail, GD&T knowledge, and the ability to work independently.

This is a hands-on Quality Engineer role focused on solving complex manufacturing challenges through inspection, problem-solving, and continuous improvement. The position offers the opportunity to work with advanced metrology tools and quality systems while driving product excellence in a lean manufacturing environment.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for technical support to the Quality Assurance Department. The position requires a technical background sufficient to assist in procedure development, requirements review and interpretation, quality program planning, inspection plan development, drawing reviews and provide joint technical interface between Engineering and Manufacturing.

The Project Engineer leads efforts in medical device development and manufacturing, making sure projects meet quality, budget, and timeline goals. This role involves both hands-on design work and project management skills in a regulated environment.

The Process Engineer will lead efforts to optimize manufacturing processes, improve product quality, and reduce waste. As the primary driver of lean process improvements, they ensure safe, sustainable, and compliant integration of new products and solutions.