FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Manufacturing Engineer position?
A Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Engineering from a four-year accredited college or university is required, preferably in Mechanical, Industrial, or Chemical Engineering, along with less than five years of relevant work experience.
What skills are preferred for this role?
Preferred skills include proficiency in SolidWorks, LabVIEW, Microsoft Teams, and Oracle Cloud (ERP system).
What essential duties will I be responsible for as a Manufacturing Engineer?
You will assist with product transitions, process/product improvements, solid modeling, technical writing and reporting, sales support, and hands-on related duties, including fabrication, testing, and assembly.
Is experience with Lean practices necessary for this position?
Yes, a general understanding of manufacturing efficiency and Lean practices is important for analyzing and planning workflow, space requirements, and equipment layout.
What kinds of technical writing will I need to perform?
You will be responsible for writing technical reports, creating implementation procedures, and preparing business correspondence as part of your job.
Are presentation skills important for the Manufacturing Engineer role?
Yes, effective presentation skills are important as you will prepare and deliver technical presentations and briefings.
What physical demands should I expect in this job?
The job requires regular standing, walking, sitting, and using hands. You may also need to occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
What type of work environment will I be in as a Manufacturing Engineer?
You will frequently be exposed to moving mechanical parts in a moderate noise environment while performing your duties.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, occasional travel is required to visit customers for reviews, presentations, and support for sales.
What are the expectations regarding work area cleanliness?
You are expected to maintain a neat and organized cubicle area, free from stacked materials and clutter above the cubicle wall.