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Liberty Personnel Services, Inc, LP89425
Manufacturing Engineer
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What they do
A Manufacturing Engineer uses technology and engineering to help companies and organizations manufacture products with efficient use of time, resources, and energy.
$87,125 / year median in Illinois
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Manufacturing Engineer - Own the line. Drive the change. Salem, IL - Relocation Assistance Available Competitive base salary plus comprehensive benefits
- U.S. Citizenship or Green Card Required
- Engineer the processes behind modern automotive lighting You'll be the Manufacturing Engineer who keeps high-volume automotive assembly lines sharp, efficient, and ready for the next new product.
Your core challenge:
make complex assembly processes safer, faster, and more reliable — without sacrificing quality. What You'll Be Doing Providing day-to-day technical support for assembly processes in the plant Training team members on assembly processes and best practices Analyzing assembly line layouts, workflow, and assembly methods to maximize efficiency Evaluating and improving change-over fixturing, gauges, and tool storage Designing and maintaining work-in-process (WIP) storage strategies Developing APQP requirements including PFMEA, Process Flow Charts, and Process Design Sheets Leading and participating in prototype and pre-production sample builds Preparing and distributing internal Initial Sample Inspection Reports (ISIR) Supporting program-level project macro-schedules with detailed engineering micro-schedules Tracking project milestones and driving on-time completion of engineering deliverables Identifying process equipment load requirements for new and existing lines Defining tooling, equipment, and new process needs and communicating them to internal stakeholders What We're Looking For Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Industrial Technology, or a related discipline 2 to 4 years of related manufacturing experience Background working with assembly processes in a production environment Experience developing or working with PFMEA, process flows, or similar quality planning tools Comfort leading and supporting prototype and pre-production builds Ability to analyze layouts, workflows, and methods for efficiency improvements Experience supporting cross-functional project schedules and milestones Exposure to Just In Time (JIT) automotive manufacturing is preferred The Experience That Will Really Get Our Attention You've been the manufacturing or process engineer that production calls first — the one who understands the line, the tooling, and the quality docs, and can turn problems into stable processes. You're comfortable in a JIT, automotive-style environment where uptime, timing, and quality all matter. If you've personally driven improvements in assembly efficiency using APQP tools and supported successful prototype-to-production launches, you'll stand out here.High-signal experience:
APQP- PFMEA
- Process Flow Charts
- Process Design Sheets
- Assembly line layout
- Change-over fixturing
- Gauges
- WIP management
- Tool storage
- Prototype builds
- Pre-production builds
- ISIR
- JIT automotive manufacturing Why This Opportunity?
Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) Plans
- Health and Wellness Programs
- Health Insurance