Manufacturing Engineer (Tooling)
prolimBenson (MN)
About the role
Title - Manufacturing Engineer (Tooling)
Location: Benson, Minnesota Experience - 2 to 5 years
Job Summary:
We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Manufacturing Engineer to support process development, tooling implementation, production optimization, and continuous improvement initiatives. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience in manufacturing environments, strong project management abilities, and proficiency in CAD tools, specifically Creo
Required Skills & Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Industrial, Mechanical, or Manufacturing Engineering (required)2-5 years of experience in Manufacturing Engineering Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite Strong proficiency in CAD tools Creo is mandatory Strong project management, organizational, communication, and leadership skills Excellent verbal and written communication abilities
Key Responsibilities:
Create and update manufacturing process documentation, including tooling lists, setup requirements, and standard work instructions Define tooling, fixturing, and material-handling requirements (carts, trolleys, fixtures, etc.)Collaborate with tool vendors to specify, procure, or modify necessary tooling and fixtures Develop and optimize manufacturing process flows with a focus on cost reduction and efficiency improvement Plan assembly processes and support production planning & control Perform direct labor studies, establish labor standards, and improve workstation layout using accepted engineering methods Support material flow optimization and process standardization Contribute to Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives Identify and eliminate unnecessary costs while promoting operational efficiency Coordinate daily project follow-ups and interact with internal teams and customers Prepare detailed project status reports, analyze trends, and recommend actionable improvements
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