Sr Manufacturing Engineer
$120,000–$120,000 year
On-siteRogers, Arkansas, United States
Job Summary
Support production assembly line improvements, optimize throughput and ergonomics, and design tooling and fixturing for manufacturing processes. Drive cost-down activities, evaluate alternate vendor sources, and collaborate with Quality on incoming and out-going inspection standards. Provide engineering support for new and current product design, development, and production while ensuring documentation is current within PDM. Implement procedural enhancements using data to streamline operations and drive efficiency. Operate independently with regular floor time, utilizing CAD software to create specifications and select raw materials.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related field
- 7+ years of experience in manufacturing engineering
- Experience supporting production assembly lines, including line improvements, troubleshooting, and optimization
- Experience designing tooling and fixturing for assembly and manufacturing processes
- Experience driving cost-down activities and cost analysis efforts
- Experience evaluating and approving alternate vendor sources
- Experience collaborating with Quality on vendor quality, incoming inspection, assembly/manufacturing quality, and out-going quality
- Experience with industry-specific systems (e.g., motorized carts, spray systems, etc.)
- Background in mechanical/manufacturing test standards
- Proficient with mechanical design and CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks)
- Knowledge of electro-mechanical mobility systems, spray systems, and mechanical components and assemblies for vehicles
- Knowledge of material manufacturing processes such as laser cut sheet metal, sheet metal bending, metal tube bending/cutting, plastic bending/machining, metal stamping, CNC, PEM inserting, welding, powder coating, and thermoforming to name a few
- Knowledge of GD&T and drawing best practices
- Knowledge of 8D and root cause analysis
- Experience in supporting production including tooling design, improving processes, incoming component test requirements, on the line test requirements, and out-going product test requirements
- Strong understanding of safety standards and risk assessment for manufacturing systems
- Must be able to lift 50 lbs
- Must be available for weekend shifts
Desired Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field; Master's degree a plus
- 10+ years of experience in manufacturing engineering
- Proven track record supporting and improving production assembly lines across multiple business units
- Strong experience designing tooling and fixturing for assembly and manufacturing processes
- Proven track record driving cost-down activities and cost analysis efforts
- Strong experience evaluating and approving alternate vendor sources
- Strong experience collaborating with Quality on vendor quality, incoming inspection, assembly/manufacturing quality, and out-going quality
- Strong experience with industry-specific systems (e.g., motorized carts, spray systems, etc.)
- Strong background in mechanical/manufacturing test standards
- Strong knowledge of electro-mechanical mobility systems, spray systems, and mechanical components and assemblies for vehicles
- Strong knowledge of material manufacturing processes such as laser cut sheet metal, sheet metal bending, metal tube bending/cutting, plastic bending/machining, metal stamping, CNC, PEM inserting, welding, powder coating, and thermoforming to name a few
- Strong experience with GD&T and drawing best practices
- Strong experience in leading FMEAs, 8D, and root cause analysis
- Strong understanding of safety standards and risk assessment for manufacturing systems
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