The Manufacturing Engineer develops and improves quality‑focused manufacturing processes, systems, and equipment for new and existing wire, harness, and electro‑mechanical assemblies. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Process Development — Create and refine manufacturing processes for harness systems, cable assemblies, and electro‑mechanical products. Work Instructions — Develop and maintain clear, efficient work instructions to improve manufacturability. Technical Problem Solving — Diagnose production issues and recommend solutions for internal and customer‑driven design challenges. New Product Introduction — Lead engineering activities to transition new products into production. Tooling & Fixtures — Design and implement tools and fixtures to support efficient manufacturing. Equipment Improvements — Evaluate, justify, and implement new equipment purchases. Change Management — Manage process and documentation updates driven by internal or customer engineering changes. Drawing & BOM Review — Interpret and audit drawings and BOMs for accuracy. Production Support — Provide expert technical guidance to production teams and collaborate with purchasing, quality, test, and manufacturing groups. Additional Duties — Perform other engineering tasks as assigned. Job Requirements BS in Engineering or related field preferred 2+ years manufacturing engineering experience Experience with cable layup/construction and electro‑mechanical assemblies Injection molding experience strongly preferred Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent organizational and computer skills (Microsoft Office proficiency) Experience with Lean manufacturing Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 lbs #JDP