Manufacturing Engineer II

Quick Facts

• Role: Manufacturing Engineer II

• Work mode: On-site at Arden Hills, Minnesota

• Note: No visa sponsorship and no relocation assistance

Description

The Manufacturing Engineer II leads initiatives supporting products, processes, materials, and equipment to meet production goals. You will support multiple manufacturing processes in a dynamic environment and collaborate cross-functionally with quality and production teams. The role focuses on equipment/process monitoring, troubleshooting, process improvement, and quality escalation.

Responsibilities

• Monitor equipment, machines, and tools; correct process parameters or equipment issues causing nonconforming product, low yield, or quality concerns

• Communicate effectively across engineering, production, and quality

• Plan, organize, and prioritize daily work to meet production requirements and project timelines

• Troubleshoot new and existing product and process issues tied to design, materials, or manufacturing

• Apply problem-solving and process improvement methodologies; identify and resolve root causes across moderately complex processes and multiple product lines

• Build in-depth understanding of equipment and technology to align equipment performance with production outcomes

• Train operators and technicians and provide work direction

• Recognize quality signals and escalate appropriately using quality system tools

• Identify, implement, and manage equipment requirements under general direction

• Collaborate with vendors and suppliers to design, procure, and fabricate equipment, tooling, and fixtures

• Leverage existing and emerging technologies to meet business needs

• Design and coordinate standard engineering tests and experiments; analyze data and draw conclusions

• Lead small- to moderate-scope project teams as needed

• Partner with R&D, process development, quality, production, regulatory, equipment engineering, and supply chain to ensure project success

• Support new product development and product support activities (process capability studies, process development and validation, Six Sigma, and value improvement)

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering

• Minimum 2 years of experience in a manufacturing environment

• Understanding of engineering principles, theories, concepts, and techniques

• Ability to manage multiple projects and responsibilities simultaneously

• Ability to troubleshoot manufacturing processes effectively

• Strong collaboration and communication skills (written and verbal)

Benefits

• Access to the latest tools, information, and training

• Support for progressing and advancing skills and career