Engineering Manufacturing jobs in New Hampshire

The Program Manager III oversees full lifecycle program execution, aligning project objectives with contractual, customer, and company goals. This includes schedule control, risk management, reporting on deliverables, and coordinating cross‑functional teams to ensure program success

This Quality Engineer will support all aspects of product quality, compliance, and process improvement across a fast-paced manufacturing operation. You'll partner cross‑functionally to analyze defects, optimize systems, and ensure world‑class standards throughout production.

This role leads full program execution across proposal, planning, production, and delivery for highly engineered, high‑reliability products.

The Program Manager drives customer communication, cross‑functional coordination, financial oversight, and continuous improvement to ensure programs meet all performance expectations.

Oversee full lifecycle program execution from proposal through delivery and closeout. Ensure programs meet scope, schedule, cost, and quality goals. Coordinate with cross‑functional engineering, operations, supply chain, quality, and finance teams.

This Program Manager position oversees programs from initial proposal through planning, production, delivery, and final closeout. The role is responsible for ensuring programs meet customer expectations while maintaining strict adherence to cost, schedule, quality, and performance requirements. In this position, the Program Manager drives cross‑functional collaboration, risk management, and continuous improvement initiatives to support successful execution.

This role is responsible for the end‑to‑end design and development of ballistic helmets and related protective systems. The engineer will work across product design, material research, simulation, prototyping, and testing to bring new protective technologies from concept through validation.

The Program Manager III oversees end‑to‑end program execution, ensuring projects meet scope, schedule, cost, and customer expectations. This role coordinates cross‑functional teams, manages risk, and drives program performance in alignment with company objectives.

In this role as Design Engineer, you will develop designs for an exciting line of new products. You will use your experience in engineering design software to sustain and innovate in the defense industry.

This Process Engineer will work on the metal stamping operations, focusing on die design, workflow optimization, and continuous improvement.

The position supports new product introductions, mentors technical staff, and drives data‑driven advancements in safety, quality, and productivity.

The Design Engineer will be responsible for developing new products and accessories, improving legacy products, and providing sound engineering analysis while guiding junior R&D staff. The role requires attention to detail, independent and team-based work, and proactive collaboration with Engineering, Product Management, Manufacturing, Quality, and Assembly.

The Design Engineer II role focuses on creating moderately complex mechanical subsystem designs for new products and improving existing designs. This position requires sound engineering judgment, the ability to prepare data-driven design analyses, and strong attention to detail.

The Senior Design Engineer will lead the design and development of complex mechanical systems from concept through production, providing technical direction, validation, and continuous improvement in a hands-on manufacturing environment. In this role you would also mentor engineering staff and collaborate cross‑functionally to ensure high‑quality, cost‑effective, and production‑ready designs.

My client is hiring a Mechanical Engineer who will play a hands-on role in designing, developing, and refining high precision components, accessories, and manufacturing processes. This position is deeply embedded in the production environment, partnering closely with machining, assembly, quality, and supply chain teams to deliver durable, high-performing products from concept through full-scale manufacturing.

This position supports day‑to‑day manufacturing operations by improving processes, troubleshooting production issues, and implementing continuous improvement initiatives. The Manufacturing Engineer will work closely with production, quality, and engineering teams to ensure smooth operations and optimized workflows.

The CI Manager role leads the development, deployment, and sustainment of Continuous Improvement programs across a regulated aerospace manufacturing environment. You will drive Lean initiatives, coach teams, and deliver measurable improvements in quality, efficiency, and cost.

The Vice President of Operations is a senior executive responsible for directing all operational functions across manufacturing, supply chain, quality, logistics, and production execution. This leader owns the full operational lifecycle, from material sourcing and machining through assembly, compliance, and delivery, ensuring the organization produces high‑performance products with exceptional quality, efficiency, and regulatory adherence.