Manufacturing Engineering Manager
trivista recruitmentMason (OH)
Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Posted 2 days ago
trivista recruitmentMason (OH)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Role Snapshot
Title: Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Location: Springboro, Ohio; onsite
Reports to: Vice President of Operations
This Job Is for You IfYou enjoy leading manufacturing engineering teams and building the processes, documentation, and controls that help a precision machining operation run consistently. You can guide technical work and develop people without needing to be the primary CNC programmer or designer.
What You’ll Do:
Lead and develop the manufacturing and industrial engineering team.
Establish controlled work instructions, routings, manufacturing bills of material, and engineering change processes.
Guide CNC programming, tooling, fixturing, process development, and production troubleshooting.
Support new product introduction, continuous improvement, and customer problem-solving.
Help define requirements for new machine tools and equipment, and support their qualification and launch.
What You’ll Bring:
Progressive manufacturing engineering experience in precision machining or a similarly complex production environment.
Experience leading or developing engineering personnel and coordinating priorities in a manufacturing setting.
Strong knowledge of CNC machining, process planning, tooling, workholding, and CAD/CAM.Practical experience with manufacturing documentation, revision control, configuration management, and process improvement.
A bachelor’s degree in a relevant engineering discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Why Work Here:
This is a newly created leadership role with the opportunity to build a stronger engineering function and influence how manufacturing work is controlled and improved. The company is planning significant investment in machines and equipment, giving the person in this role a direct part in shaping its production capabilities.
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