Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

Design, optimize, and maintain manufacturing processes, tooling, fixtures, and equipment. Drive continuous improvement and TPM activities to increase OEE, reduce scrap and downtime, support new product introductions, perform root-cause investigations, and partner with maintenance, production, and engineering teams to implement capital projects and DFM guidance.

Drive ERP (Epicor) part setup, DFM, and operational analytics for a high-mix, low-volume engineered-to-order environment. Improve routings, EOQ, cycle times, labor standards, scrap tracking, throughput, and product cost through cross-functional collaboration, VAVE, root-cause problem solving, capacity planning models, and data-driven recommendations to leadership.

Lead design, validation, and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes with Tier 1 suppliers. Drive NPI, cost reduction, LSS and Industry 4.0 initiatives, manage engineering changes, create work instructions and BOM alignment, develop fixtures/tools, and collaborate cross-functionally to implement DFX and improve production quality, efficiency, and cost.

The Manufacturing Engineer II drives cost reduction and improves processes to enhance safety, quality, delivery, and cost efficiency while complying with AS9100 and NADCAP standards.

Support HMLV engineered-to-order manufacturing by driving ERP (Epicor) excellence, DFM, operational analytics, and continuous improvement to improve throughput, reduce costs, and enable accurate quoting and capacity planning.

Optimize and troubleshoot processes for PIC wafer fabrication, support scaling and production yield, and utilize metrology equipment for process control.

The Lean Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for driving daily execution and continuous improvement in manufacturing through the Atkore Business System, focusing on Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost.

The Continuous Improvement Engineer will drive efficiency and quality enhancements in manufacturing through Lean and Six Sigma methodologies, while mentoring staff and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Lead global digital manufacturing transformation by defining roadmap, architecting analytics and AI solutions, integrating MES/SCADA/PLCs with cloud, developing predictive maintenance and anomaly-detection models, driving OEE and quality improvements, enforcing data governance, and scaling Industry 4.0 capabilities across sites.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will resolve manufacturing issues, conduct time studies, improve process efficiency, and ensure ISO quality standards are met.

The Quality Manufacturing Engineer ensures production goals are met, leads corrective actions, improves quality processes, and interfaces with suppliers and internal departments.

As a Staff Process Manufacturing Engineer, you'll optimize manufacturing processes, improve yield, conduct root cause analyses, and implement LEAN initiatives for optical modules.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer leads mentoring efforts, aligns engineering teams with business strategies, and drives continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.

Lead design and troubleshooting of manufacturing test equipment, fixtures, and automated test software for RF/Electronic Warfare systems. Develop and maintain test procedures, support production failure investigations, perform testability reviews, and drive continuous improvement across manufacturing testing processes.

Lead development and validation of RF test stations, support production troubleshooting and calibration, drive design-for-manufacturability and continuous improvement, coordinate cross-functional teams, and manage test engineering projects and reporting for EOIR products.

Design, develop, and maintain manufacturing test software and hardware for RF production units. Create test procedures, fixtures, and acceptance tests; troubleshoot hardware, firmware, and software; collaborate with design, production, and quality teams; support environmental screening and continuous improvement in a fast-paced aerospace/defense manufacturing environment.

Lead standing up, modifying, and sustaining manufacturing test capability for RF/electronic warfare systems. Shape acceptance and environmental test requirements, drive test equipment/fixture design and software integration, manage schedule/cost using earned value, report to leadership, and lead manufacturing readiness and customer review events.

Lead development and validation of RF manufacturing test stations and procedures from requirements through release. Troubleshoot hardware and test issues, design/maintain test fixtures, perform acceptance and environmental screening of SRUs/LRUs, collaborate with design, production, QA and vendors, and drive continuous improvement to reduce cost, cycle time, and defects.

Lead development and validation of manufacturing test stations and procedures for RF production hardware. Coordinate across design, production, quality, and project teams to debug test hardware, create schematics and test fixtures, execute environmental screening, and drive continuous improvement to reduce cost, cycle time, and defects.

Lead development and validation of manufacturing test stations and procedures for RF production hardware. Support production troubleshooting, acceptance testing, and environmental screening. Design and debug test fixtures, create schematics and test requirements, collaborate with design, quality, and production teams, and drive continuous improvement to reduce cost, cycle time, and defects.

Design, develop, and validate manufacturing test stations and procedures for RF production hardware. Troubleshoot hardware and test issues, collaborate with design, quality, and production teams, support acceptance testing and environmental screening, and drive continuous improvement to reduce cost, cycle time, and defects.

Design, develop, and validate manufacturing test stations and procedures for RF production hardware. Troubleshoot hardware and test issues, support production acceptance and environmental screening, collaborate with design, quality, and production teams, and drive continuous improvement to reduce cost, cycle time, and defects.

Develop, validate, and maintain RF manufacturing test stations, procedures, and fixtures. Troubleshoot hardware and test issues, support production acceptance testing and environmental screening, and drive continuous improvement. Collaborate with design, quality, and manufacturing teams to ensure testability and product readiness.

The Manufacturing Process Engineer oversees and improves manufacturing processes, utilizes Lean and Six Sigma tools, and supports production while ensuring safety and cost-effectiveness.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support production, improve manufacturing processes, design tools, train operators, and oversee engineering documentation. You will also interact with customers and evaluate product specifications.