Engineering Manufacturing jobs in New Hampshire

This Quality Engineer plays a hands‑on role driving process stability, supplier quality, and technical problem solving across manufacturing operations. The position involves plastic injection molding while partnering closely with leadership, engineering, and suppliers to resolve quality issues and implement sustainable improvements.

This role leads the Quality Management System across the organisation, ensuring compliance, consistency, and continuous improvement in a regulated manufacturing environment. You'll be the go‑to authority for quality, working cross‑functionally to embed best‑in‑class standards into everyday operations.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for the safe and efficient
manufacturing of several ballistic helmet products. This role delivers
measurable results across EHS, quality, customer service, cost reduction,
and new product development while supporting daily manufacturing operations.

This Mechanical Engineer will support early-stage mechanical design efforts, contributing to the development of new products, tooling, and test fixtures from concept through production. This role combines hands‑on design work with analytical problem‑solving in a technically rigorous, mission‑driven engineering environment.

This Manufacturing Engineer III role is a hands-on position supporting machining operations and low‑volume, high‑configuration manufacturing in a high‑reliability environment. You will work closely with engineering, production, and machine shop teams to improve processes, tooling, documentation, and equipment performance while driving lean manufacturing initiatives.

This Program Manager manages a large portfolio of concurrent programs, ensuring schedule, cost, and performance commitments are met in a highly technical manufacturing environment. It brings structure, organization, and accountability across multiple projects while serving as the primary interface between customers, engineering, and operations.

This Quality Engineer plays a hands‑on role driving process stability, supplier quality, and technical problem solving across manufacturing operations. The position involves plastic injection molding while partnering closely with leadership, engineering, and suppliers to resolve quality issues and implement sustainable improvements.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops, reviews, and improves manufacturing processes to ensure products are built safely, efficiently, and to specification. This role works closely with engineering, production, and machine shop teams to support low‑volume, high‑configuration manufacturing operations.

Key responsibilities for the Senior Process Engineer include supporting initial project quoting efforts and leading the development and ongoing optimization of a reliable injection molding process.

This Quality Engineer will own and continuously improve the site's Quality Management System, leading audits, corrective actions, and compliance to rigorous aerospace standards. You'll work cross‑functionally across manufacturing, engineering, and leadership to ensure world‑class quality performance.

The Manufacturing Engineer will lead hands‑on improvement initiatives across production, focusing on increasing efficiency, reducing cost, and improving product quality through robust process design and documentation. This is a highly practical role, partnering closely with operations to develop SOPs, tooling, and sustainable manufacturing solutions in a fast‑paced environment

This role leads the design, execution, and continuous improvement of the Quality Management System within a precision RF and microwave manufacturing environment. You'll act as the quality authority across operations, suppliers, audits, and compliance while driving measurable improvements.

The 2nd Shift Production Supervisor is responsible for overseeing evening production operations within a manufacturing environment, ensuring safe, efficient, and high‑quality execution. This role leads hourly production employees, manages daily priorities, and ensures work is completed to schedule while meeting quality and performance standards.

This role leads the Quality Management System for a highly specialized RF and microwave manufacturing operation, ensuring full compliance with AS9100, ISO9001, and strict MIL specifications. You'll act as the senior quality authority, embedding quality into every stage of design, production, inspection, and supplier management.

We are seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer to join a team within the business services industry. This role involves designing, developing, and implementing innovative engineering solutions to meet project goals efficiently. We are seeking a Mechanical Engineer to support the design, development, testing, and manufacturing of precision mechanical components and assemblies.

This role leads the development and execution of quality systems that ensure products and processes meet rigorous standards while continuously improving performance. You'll partner closely with engineering, production, and suppliers to elevate quality, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

The Quality Manager role leads the quality function for highly engineered products, ensuring compliance with rigorous internal and customer standards. You'll partner closely with engineering, operations, and suppliers to drive continuous improvement and flawless execution.

The 2nd Shift Production Supervisor will lead the Monday - Friday, 2:30 p.m. - 12 a.m. shift. In this role you will oversee 20 production associates on the manufacturing floor.

The Project Engineer will lead engineering, design and project management activities for high‑specification technology projects, ensuring mechanical, electrical, and programming components meet all requirements. This role drives projects from concept through completion by coordinating cross‑functional teams, managing schedules and deliverables, and collaborating directly with customers and suppliers.

This Project Engineer blends project management and mechanical engineering to deliver complex, high-spec technical systems. You will coordinate cross-functional teams while owning project schedules, design execution, and customer delivery.

This Program Manager leads multiple complex manufacturing programs, ensuring cost, schedule, and performance objectives are met throughout the full contract lifecycle. The role requires strong customer interaction, technical document review, and disciplined project execution in a regulated, aerospace-focused environment.

The Program Manager owns project execution from award through delivery and closeout, ensuring contract requirements are met for cost, schedule, and performance. This position serves as the primary point of contact for customers while coordinating cross‑functional internal teams.

This Senior Plastics Engineer will lead engineering initiatives focused on optimizing manufacturing equipment, improving processes, and supporting new product introduction. The role blends hands‑on technical problem‑solving with strategic project leadership to enhance quality, efficiency, and overall operational performance.

The Design Engineer will join the R&D department, collaborating with Designers, Product Managers, Technicians, Quality and other Engineers on a daily basis. In this role you will utilize Solidworks to complete designs for new product as well as improvements for legacy products.

This CMM Programmer I role focuses on developing and refining inspection programs for components ranging from simple to moderately complex. You'll support production teams by executing inspections, validating programs, troubleshooting measurement issues, and contributing to data‑driven quality decisions.

This role is responsible for developing, optimizing, and maintaining complex inspection programs to ensure precise measurement and validation of high‑tolerance components. You'll act as a technical resource across engineering, quality, and manufacturing to support reliable, accurate, and scalable inspection processes.

This CMM Programmer Level I will create and modify inspection programs for simple‑to‑medium complexity components while supporting operators and inspectors in a fast‑paced production environment. The role provides hands‑on exposure to CMM systems, mechanical inspection, and data analysis, contributing directly to product quality and process improvements.

This CMM Programmer Level II will create, modify, and prove out CMM and gauge programs while supporting complex mechanical inspection needs using advanced metrology tools. They'll work hands‑on in a fast‑paced production setting, partnering with engineering, machining, and quality teams to drive accuracy, reliability, and continuous improvement.

This Quality Engineer role offers an exciting opportunity to ensure the highest standards of quality and efficiency in a retail-focused engineering and manufacturing environment. You will play a key role in maintaining and improving production processes while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

We're seeking a CMM Programmer I to develop, troubleshoot, and optimize automated inspection programs for precision‑machined components. This role works closely with programmers and inspectors to ensure accurate measurement, quality verification, and smooth production support.