Manufacturing Engineer - Hollis NH
Manufacturing Engineer - Hollis NH
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ATTENTION MILITARY AFFILIATED JOB SEEKERS- Our organization works with partner companies to source qualified talent for their open roles. The following position is available toVeterans Transitioning Military National Guard and Reserve Members Military Spouses Wounded Warriors and their Caregivers. If you have the required skill set education requirements and experience please click the submit button and follow the next steps.
The Manufacturing Engineer supports manufacturing operations by developing evaluating and improving processes tooling and equipment to enhance product quality process capability efficiency and overall productivity. This role involves cross-functional collaboration with Engineering Quality Suppliers and Production teams to implement advanced manufacturing technologies and continuous improvement initiatives aligned with Parkers Corporate WIN Strategy.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement robust manufacturing processes using Lean Six Sigma and continuous improvement methodologies.
Design and qualify assembly and test equipment tooling and fixtures to reduce variation and improve first-pass yield.
Conduct process analysis including workflow equipment layout and tooling to optimize productivity and reduce scrap rework and customer returns.
Lead process FMEAs root cause failure analysis and measurement system analysis to drive quality improvements.
Create and maintain process documentation engineering change orders and visual controls.
Collaborate with suppliers for vendor selection qualification and process change implementation.
Manage capital equipment projects from concept through implementation including cost justification and vendor coordination.
Mentor entry-level engineers and support High-Performance Teams to foster a culture of safety quality and continuous improvement.
Support plant safety programs and promptly report unsafe conditions or incidents.
Travel as required to support supplier or plant operations.
Bachelors degree in Mechanical Electrical Manufacturing Engineering or related field.
3-5 years of manufacturing engineering experience preferably in high-volume precision parts manufacturing.
Proficiency with CAD (Autodesk Inventor preferred) PLM systems (Vault preferred) and Microsoft Office.
Strong mechanical aptitude with hands-on skills and ability to work independently.
Expertise in Lean manufacturing Six Sigma tools FMEA DOE SPC and statistical analysis.
Experience with process controls gage R&R and quality systems.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to work effectively across departments.
Basic knowledge of ladder logic for PLC Controls. (Preferred)
Basic knowledge of electrical pneumatic and hydraulic systems. (Preferred)
Employment Type
Full Time
