Engineering Manufacturing jobs in Connecticut

We are seeking a highly skilled Controls Technician who can hit the ground running in a fast-paced automation environment. This role is ideal for someone with strong robotic programming experience, a solid understanding of controls and mechanical systems, and-ideally-hands-on exposure to industrial welding processes.

This role leads the full site Quality function, with responsibility for customer satisfaction, quality systems, people leadership, and continuous improvement. You'll partner cross‑functionally to solve complex problems, strengthen processes, and ensure products consistently meet the highest standards.

This Quality Manager role leads the full site quality function, with ownership of the QMS, customer quality, supplier quality, and continuous improvement initiatives. You'll partner cross-functionally to elevate quality performance, strengthen customer satisfaction, and embed a strong quality culture across the operation.

Ensures product quality through inspection planning, CMM programming, and data analysis, while supporting precision metal manufacturing. Collaborates with engineering and production teams to resolve issues, drive improvements, and maintain compliance with quality standards.

The 3rd Shift Production Supervisor will lead the Sunday - Thursday from 10 p.m. - 6:30 a.m. In this role you will oversee 9+ employees on the floor that will expand through future hiring.

This entry‑level role focuses on designing tooling and workholding solutions that support high‑precision CNC machining operations. The position works closely with engineers, machinists, and shop‑floor personnel to develop, test, and refine fixtures that enhance efficiency, accuracy, and repeatability in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

A precision manufacturing organization is seeking a Quality Engineer to support inspection, quality assurance, and continuous improvement initiatives across the facility. This role plays a key part in developing quality plans, improving inspection methods, driving corrective actions, and mentoring team members to strengthen overall quality performance.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will lead advanced process development, CNC programming, and production readiness for medical device components and assemblies. This role supports both new product introduction (NPI) and continuous improvement initiatives for Class II and III medical devices-including CNC‑machined parts, catheter sub‑assemblies, and finished devices.

The Senior Process Engineer will be the technical lead for a newly added manufacturing line. You will collaborate closely with operations, maintenance, engineering, and qualification teams to ensure processes meet rigorous performance and regulatory requirements.

This Quality Engineer will play a hands‑on role ensuring product performance, process reliability, and compliance across a growing production environment. The position supports new product introduction, qualification testing, documentation control, and cross‑functional collaboration with engineering, manufacturing, and quality leadership.

In this role, you will be instrumental in introducing, optimizing, and scaling processes for Nitinol tube and wire manufacturing, serving as a key technical liaison between Production, Quality, and Engineering. This is a hands‑on engineering position with real ownership of systems, processes, and improvements.

You will drive advanced manufacturing process development, CNC programming, and production readiness for medical device components and assemblies. This role supports both new product introduction (NPI) and ongoing manufacturing optimization for Class II and III devices-including CNC‑machined components, catheter subassemblies, and finished device manufacturing.

This role focuses on developing and refining manufacturing processes that optimize quality, reliability, and efficiency. You'll collaborate cross‑functionally to bring new products into production while improving machining and assembly operations.

This Senior Manufacturing Engineer role leads CNC programming, advanced process development, and production readiness activities for highly engineered medical device components and assemblies.

The position supports both new product introduction and continuous improvement, with significant ownership over machining strategy, validations, documentation, and cross‑functional technical leadership.

This position focuses on developing, improving, and optimizing manufacturing processes for aerospace components in a hands‑on, fast‑paced machining environment. The engineer will collaborate directly with operators, customers, and cross‑functional teams to enhance quality, efficiency, and manufacturability.

This role empowers you to lead key engineering projects, elevate manufacturing processes, and mentor other engineers. You'll influence cross‑functional initiatives and help advance technology, tooling, and production capabilities across the organization.

This position oversees quality inspection activities and leads a team responsible for ensuring products meet strict industry and customer requirements. You will champion compliance, process excellence, and inspector development within a fast-paced aerospace manufacturing environment.

Lead a metal-forming production division, guiding teams to meet performance, safety, and customer expectations. This role combines hands-on leadership, lean-driven improvement, and full responsibility for divisional results.

This on‑site CNC Process Engineer role is centered around building, refining, and improving CNC machining processes for complex, precision‑engineered components. You will partner closely with engineering, programming, tooling, and shop‑floor teams to elevate machining performance, develop robust manufacturing methods, and drive continuous improvement across the operation.

A precision manufacturing organization is seeking a CNC Programmer with strong Mastercam experience to support programming and optimization of CNC machining operations. This role focuses on developing, modifying, and improving CNC programs to drive efficiency, quality, and repeatability across production. The position works closely with machinists, supervisors, and engineering to ensure smooth execution from programming through first‑article and full production.

The Mechanical Engineer blends working with investigative fieldwork to determine the causes behind accidents. It's a great opportunity for an analytical engineer who thrives on variety, independence, and solving complex technical puzzles.

This position focuses on testing, validating, and improving sophisticated hardware and embedded firmware systems. The role includes test planning, automation development, firmware debugging, hardware integration testing, and cross‑functional collaboration. You'll work closely with hardware and firmware teams to ensure products meet performance, reliability, and quality standards.

The Senior Electrical Design Engineer will be responsible for the design and development of advanced control systems for rotating aerospace subassemblies.

You will create engineering drawings, performing measurements and material assessments of OEM components using advanced tools and methods, conducting data and structural analyses, preparing design substantiation documentation, supporting manufacturing development, ensuring hardware conformity, and assisting with customer evaluations.