Manufacturing Engineering Manager (Aerospace)
$150000 - $190000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150000 - $190000 per year
About the role
- Medical effective Day 1, Company-Paid Dental & Life Insurance, Vision
- Generous PTO & Paid Holidays
- Real Impact & Ownership: Lead a team of manufacturing engineers and drive visible improvements across safety, quality, delivery, and cost on world-class aerospace programs
- Career Advancement: Clear growth path within a stable, growing manufacturing organization
- Onsite, hands-on leadership role
- Lead, mentor, and develop a team of manufacturing engineers and technical staff
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma methodologies
- Develop and implement manufacturing processes that improve efficiency, reduce waste, and optimize throughput
- Support New Product Introduction (NPI) and production readiness activities
- Collaborate cross-functionally with Operations, Quality, Supply Chain, Maintenance, and Program Management
- Analyze production data and implement corrective actions to improve KPIsOversee process documentation, work instructions, routings, and manufacturing standards
- Lead capital equipment and automation projects from concept through implementation
- Ensure compliance with aerospace quality requirements and regulatory standards
- Support root cause investigations and corrective action activities
- Identify opportunities for cost reduction and operational improvement
- Champion a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvementQUALIFICATIONS
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