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Manufacturing Engineer

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Manufacturing Engineer

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In-Office

Morton Grove, IL, USA

40-45 Hourly

Mid level

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Morton Grove, IL, USA

40-45 Hourly

Mid level

Design, implement, and continuously improve manufacturing processes; select, install, and maintain equipment; develop quality control plans; conduct audits and analyze defects; troubleshoot production issues and implement corrective actions to optimize efficiency and ensure product quality.

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Responsibilities:

Process Design and Improvement
Implement efficient manufacturing processes
Identify and eliminate potential production bottlenecks
Continuously improve current manufacturing processes

Equipment Management:

Select and recommend appropriate equipment for manufacturing processes
Oversee installation and commissioning of new equipment
Perform regular maintenance and troubleshoot equipment issues

Quality Assurance:

Develop and implement quality control plans
Conduct product and process audits to ensure compliance with standards
Analyze and address product or process defects

Qualifications:

• A bachelor’s degree in manufacturing engineering, industrial engineering, or a related field with at least 3+ years’ experience or equivalent work experience that provides exposure to fundamental theories, principles, and concepts.

• Proficiency in manufacturing software tools (e.g., CAD/CAM, PLM).

• Strong understanding of lean manufacturing principles and process optimization.

• Knowledge of materials selection, machining, and assembly techniques.

• Familiarity with statistical methods for process control and quality assurance.

Aptitude for troubleshooting production issues and implementing corrective actions

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