Manufacturing Engineer

Position summaryThe Manufacturing Engineer is an early-career role focused on learning and supporting day-to-day manufacturing engineering activities. This position helps improve production processes, supports work instruction creation, aids troubleshooting, and collaborates with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams.This is a development-focused role ideal for new graduates who are eager to build a foundation in manufacturing operations, process improvement, and engineering documentation.Key ResponsibilitiesManufacturing Support & LearningReceive direction from project managers and engineering leadership and translate guidance into accurate, timely work outputs.Support the development, documentation, and improvement of manufacturing processes.Assist with troubleshooting production issues and tracing problems back to root cause.Write and maintain clear, detailed manufacturing steps and work instructions.Production & Process ResponsibilitiesCollect data and support basic time studies, process mapping, or workflow evaluations.Assist in implementing production changes and coordinating with operators and supervisors.Help ensure manufacturing processes operate efficiently and within defined timelines.Seek input from experienced team members to improve understanding of products, tooling, and manufacturing methods.Communication & DocumentationCommunicate clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing.Respond to emails, requests, and engineering tasks in a timely manner.Author and update documentation such as work instructions, standard operating procedures, and process notes.QualificationsRequiredBachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing, or related preferred).Strong aptitude for:Problem-solving and identifying root causes.Managing tasks within given timelines.Seeking input and collaborating with team members.Writing clear and concise manufacturing steps.Strong communication skills with the ability to take direction and follow through.PreferredInternship or co-op experience in manufacturing, industrial engineering, or operations.Exposure to manufacturing environments, production systems, or engineering documentation.Basic understanding of manufacturing processes, equipment, or lean principles (a plus but not required).Physical requirements & working conditionsFrequent walking, standing, or sitting for extended periods of timeMay need to occasionally push, pull, or lift 25-50 lbs.Travel does not exceed 25%.