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Manufacturing Engineer in Dallas

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energy jobline zrDallas (TX)

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Job Description: Job Description Lead process flow, fixture, and tooling design to improve efficiency and product quality Commission production equipment in this new plant along with roll forming machines Any welding knowledge would be helpful Drive planning efforts, capital projects, and strategic manufacturing initiatives Create, modify, and manage CAD models and technical documentation Manage engineering change processes (ECNs/ECRs) and apply Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles Lead and support continuous improvement, Lean initiatives, and CI projects Evaluate and implement new technologies, equipment, and manufacturing tools Provide hands-on engineering support to resolve complex production issues Own deliverables, communicate progress clearly, and demonstrate ongoing professional growth QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related technical field Strong manufacturing data analysis skills; able to interpret production trends, metrics, and variances to support process improvement Proven ability to lead complex engineering projects from planning through execution with minimal oversight Experience coordinating cross-functional teams, managing timelines, and aligning projects with business objectives Clear, confident communicator across all levels of an organization Able to adapt messaging to technical and non-technical audiences Provides constructive feedback and facilitates productive collaboration

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