ResponsibilitiesSupport new product development – collaborate with others to provide input regarding manufacturability of design, define requirements for assembly processes including materials, fixturing, tooling, testing/inspection, workflow, labor and material costs and assist production team with prototype assembly completion.Assist Production Supervisor in providing technical support, troubleshooting issues, and resolving production process issues related to slip ring and related component assembly.Assist design engineering team as needed, specifically with Design for Manufacturing principles, project preparation and implementation, process documentation, quotation preparation, inventory organization/control, and any other production‑related issues relating to product design.Technical lead and implementor of assembly and machining efficiency, ergonomics, and automation improvements.Support Manufacturing 4.0 and other continuous improvement initiatives.Other projects and duties as assigned by Operations Manager.Maintain a positive work attitude that reflects the Fabricast Core Values (Care, Hardworking/Dedicated, Creative Problem Solver, Knowledge Seeker).Support continuous improvement initiatives that maximize efficiency, productivity, and reduce overall cost while meeting Fabricast quality standards, customer specifications, and operator safety.Create work instructions and ensure accurate documentation for all assembly processes.Write justifications and submit capital request documents to obtain new machines and equipment.Maintain familiarity with quality documents (such as PFMEA) and make sure any assigned actions are documented.Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge and participate in training opportunities relating to technology developments, continuous improvement, Manufacturing 4.0, etc.Consistently and effectively identify, manage, and complete multiple responsibilities accurately, timely and within budget including communication and follow‑through on task information, status, and responses or questions to the appropriate people.Follow rules and processes as outlined in the Employee Handbook, Quality Manual and Safety training regarding conduct and performance standards expected of all employees.Demonstrate collaborative working relationships, good judgment, reasoning and professional conduct in all business interactions, representing Fabricast favorably with customers, suppliers, and employees.Maintain a professional appearance and demeanor appropriate for the position and situation.Demonstrate physical, regular, and punctual attendance and communicate scheduled and unscheduled absences in advance.Perform other duties as directed by the Operations Manager.QualificationsEducation: Bachelor's degree in manufacturing engineering or industrial engineering, strongly preferred.Experience: Minimum three (3) years of experience in manufacturing engineering or industrial engineering or the combined equivalent of education and experience required; prior experience in a manufacturing environment.Skills: Strong listening, written, and verbal communication skills; professional, organized, and analytic; sound knowledge of Continuous Improvement principles, troubleshooting, and root‑cause analysis; computer proficiency with Excel and MS Office; ability to think critically, prioritize, and manage multiple concurrent assignments in an ever‑changing environment while meeting established goals, time, and budgetary constraints.Physical and Mental RequirementsRegularly required to stand, sit, walk, talk, and hear.Lifting up to 50 lbs. is required.Possess specific vision abilities including near vision, distance vision, ability to adjust focus, and ability to distinguish color to perform the requirements of the position.Read, write and speak English fluently; communicate clearly on technical and business levels; handle frequent interruptions, priority shifts, and manage multi‑functional projects.ScheduleFull‑time, Tuesday through Friday, 5:30 am to 4:00 pm; hours may vary based on business demand and overtime requirements.Working ConditionsThe Manufacturing Engineer will primarily work in a plant office setting which is a temperature‑controlled, smoke‑free environment but also has typical factory hazards including noise, dust, solvents, tripping hazards, and hazards common to machining of parts such as sharp objects, unfinished surfaces, metal shavings and slivers. Fabricast, Inc. functions in a real market environment that changes at various times of the year which occasionally may create high output or greater time pressure demands. This is an exempt position and completion of duties regardless of the number of hours or number of days worked per week is expected. Office hours will vary according to business demands and occasional travel may be required. Supporting both the first shift and alternative shift/overtime hours (if applicable) will be required at times.#J-18808-Ljbffr