Engineering Manufacturing jobs in Massachusetts

The Engineering Program Manager is responsible for defining, leading, and executing complex technical programs involving chemical processes, electroplating, and advanced metal‑alloy development within a highly hands‑on R&D environment. This role combines direct technical contribution with program ownership, team leadership, and customer‑facing execution from early concept through commercialization.

This role oversees capital planning, project engineering, process improvements, and all aspects of health, safety, and environmental compliance to ensure alignment with organizational goals and regulatory requirements. The Engineering & Safety Manager drives continuous improvement and ensures that all engineering and safety programs support safe, reliable, and efficient operations.

As the Engineering Manager, you will lead a small team of engineers and safety professionals in an industrial environment. You will oversee engineering activities from process improvement to project engineering, to planning, development and implemention of capital projects.

The Senior Quality Manager sets and executes the site's quality vision while ensuring products meet regulatory, customer, and compliance expectations. This role blends strategic leadership with hands‑on operational oversight to improve systems, build capability, and elevate performance.

you will lead a high-performing team within a global leader in air filtration and HVAC solutions. This role is responsible for driving strategic growth, operational excellence, and customer satisfaction across the Northeast

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for supporting CNC machining operations by developing processes, optimizing production methods, and resolving shop‑floor issues to improve quality and efficiency. This role works closely with cross‑functional teams to ensure manufacturability, streamline workflows, and maintain high precision standards across machining operations.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for defining, improving, and documenting manufacturing processes to support the production of precision components. This role focuses on manufacturability, process planning, and cross‑functional collaboration to ensure quality, productivity, and consistent product flow.

The Principal Product Development Engineer is responsible for architecting advanced power‑conversion systems, leading technical direction, and delivering high‑performance reference designs for next‑generation voltage regulator applications. This role provides deep technical ownership across simulation, prototyping, validation, and customer‑facing system development for cutting‑edge power‑electronics products.

The Product Development Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and validating advanced power‑conversion reference designs and system‑level solutions for next‑generation voltage regulator applications. This role provides hands‑on exposure to new products and technologies while contributing to simulation models, application tools, and customer‑driven system architectures.

The Manufacturing Lead is responsible for supporting hands‑on medical device production, ensuring high-volume sterile disposables and finished assemblies meet quality, performance, and regulatory expectations. This role contributes technical expertise to product launch, process development, and day‑to‑day manufacturing operations for a novel interventional therapy technology.

This role leads the development, maintenance, and continuous improvement of the quality management system while supporting new product development and resolving production quality issues in a complex manufacturing environment. It drives quality culture, leads cross‑functional improvement initiatives, and serves as the primary interface for customer quality concerns, audits, and compliance activities.

This Quality Manager will oversee the full Quality Management System, support new product development, and drive continuous improvement across a diverse manufacturing environment. They'll serve as the primary quality liaison for customers while ensuring smooth production, timely problem resolution, and operational excellence.

The Senior Quality & Regulatory Engineer will serve as the primary U.S. quality lead for Class II spine medical devices, ensuring regulatory compliance and seamless oversight of international manufacturing partners. The role offers autonomy, strategic influence, and direct interaction with FDA, suppliers, and global engineering teams.

The Quality Manager oversees the Quality Management System, new product development quality, and continuous improvement initiatives in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment. The position is highly hands‑on, blending technical problem solving with leadership responsibilities across engineering, operations, and customer engagement.

This is a high‑impact, hands‑on manufacturing engineering position supporting the scale‑up and ongoing production of next‑generation medical device assemblies. The Lead Manufacturing Engineer will develop, refine, and validate manufacturing processes; build fixtures and tooling; improve assembly workflows; and ensure production readiness by partnering closely with quality, operations, and engineering teams.

This role serves as the U.S.-based quality and regulatory lead, ensuring full compliance with medical‑device regulations while overseeing quality systems, supplier performance, and imported product controls. It supports audits, design transfer, CAPA, inspections, and end‑to‑end oversight of global manufacturing partners to maintain product safety, documentation accuracy, and regulatory readiness.

This role supports production and customer quality by maintaining and improving the quality management system, driving process controls across front‑end and back‑end manufacturing, and leading cross‑functional problem‑solving for continuous improvement. It oversees CAPA, audits, supplier quality, risk assessment, validation activities, and compliance with industry standards to ensure products meet strict regulatory and customer requirements.

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and improving a wide range of industrial equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient plant operations. The Maintenance Technician supports both routine and corrective maintenance activities while adhering to strict safety and quality standards.

The Maintenance Technician will play a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of equipment and machinery, specifically industrial pumps, within the industrial environment. This position requires a detail-oriented professional with experience in preventative maintenance and troubleshooting industrial systems.

My client is seeking a talented Product Development Engineer to join their team near Lawrence, MA. This role will focus on designing and developing innovative solutions to meet clients' needs while ensuring high-quality outcomes.

My client is seeking a strong Manufacturing Engineer with strong knowledge of CNC manufacturing principles. The ideal candidate will play a key role in optimizing manufacturing processes and driving efficiency improvements.

My client is seeking a Product Development Engineer to support next‑generation power conversion solutions. This role offers hands‑on involvement with innovative products, advanced engineering challenges, and opportunities to influence system‑level designs used by major industry leaders.

The Engineering Manager blends hands-on technical work with team leadership. The role focuses on maintaining product compliance across Class I-III devices through updated test protocols, documentation, and design changes. You'll work closely with internal partners to ensure standards are kept current, gaps are identified early, and products continue to meet regulatory and customer expectations.

The Manufacturing Engineer will join the small engineering team out of the Andover, MA area. In this role you will have the opportunity to wear several hats, working hands on with coating and metallurgy processes.

The QMS Manager will oversee the development, maintenance, and ongoing improvement of the company's Quality Management System. This individual will serve as the primary lead for internal and external audits, coordinate corrective actions, support cross‑functional quality initiatives, and ensure alignment with AS9100, ISO 9001, and customer/regulatory requirements.

The Engineering Program Manager, will lead end to end program management related to chemical processes, materials science, and metal finishing. In this role you will drive new product development from concept through to commercialization.

My client is looking for an experienced Engineering Manager with strong injection molding and tool room expertise to lead a small sized engineering team. In this role, you will oversee and coordinate all engineering activities with a primary focus on injection molding operations. You will be responsible for driving projects, ensuring top-tier quality and efficiency, and fostering innovation while effectively managing and motivating your team.

We are seeking an Engineering Manager to lead a small team within a rapidly growing organization. The ideal candidate is a proactive, hands‑on leader with a solid technical background in injection molding and early-stage management experience. This role is perfect for someone eager to take the next step in their leadership career while contributing to a dynamic, expanding business.

The Engineering Manager will lead the engineering team and oversee all injection molding operations, driving quality, efficiency, and innovation across the organization. This leadership role requires strong technical expertise, excellent communication skills, and the ability to manage and motivate a high‑performing team.

This role supports hands‑on metallurgical and materials engineering work within a specialized metal‑treatment environment, contributing to process development, testing, and customer applications.