Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Support the SMT process in PCB assembly, optimize machine performance, develop maintenance plans, and implement continuous improvement strategies.

The Entry-Level Manufacturing Engineer will support SMT processes, optimize machine performance, troubleshoot equipment, and ensure quality production standards through lean manufacturing practices.

The Manufacturing Engineer will oversee project integration, identify risks, and manage engineering projects in a manufacturing environment, requiring collaboration and strong problem-solving skills.

Boeing seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to develop plans, analyze producibility, coordinate supplier management, and mentor others within test system solutions and STE engineering products.

The role involves owning mechanized assemblies, driving assembly and testing efforts, supporting work center development, and mentoring manufacturing engineers at Relativity Space.

As a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, you will create process plans and improve manufacturing processes by advising on design and analyzing non-conforming hardware, collaborating with engineering and design teams.

A Manufacturing Engineer will provide daily technical support in production operations, focusing on safety, efficiencies, quality control, and process improvements. Responsibilities include maintaining standard work, engaging in root-cause analysis, and leading continuous improvement efforts within manufacturing teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design production systems, develop workflows, and support product integration in a factory setting, collaborating with teams to improve manufacturability.

Lead development, validation, and refinement of test assets and processes for mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic assemblies. Design or source test equipment and tooling, author specifications and procedures, support shop floor issues, analyze test data, drive root-cause actions, and collaborate cross-functionally to scale reliable production testing.

Develop, validate, and refine test assets and processes for mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic assemblies. Design and/or source test equipment and tooling, author test specifications and work orders, support shop-floor testing, analyze test data, lead root-cause investigations, and drive cross-functional improvements to ensure scalable, safe production testing.

Support shop floor operations for metallic machined components, develop manufacturing plans, troubleshoot issues, and ensure process efficiency.

The Manufacturing Engineer II supports operations and production, translating design requirements into manufacturing processes, and focuses on compliance, tooling, and process improvements for aerospace components.

The Composite Manufacturing Engineer leads fabrication and assembly of composites, optimizing processes and collaborating with teams to ensure aerospace component quality and compliance.

The role involves leading the manufacturing strategy for subsystems, collaborating on design for manufacturability, and implementing advanced manufacturing techniques for satellite production.

As a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, you'll manage machining operations, including CAM programming and tooling, ensuring timely production of high-precision molds and prototypes while collaborating with the engineering team.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the manufacturing development of ECLSS hardware for space stations, optimizing processes, partnering with design engineering, maintaining production documentation, and resolving production issues in a fast-paced environment.

Develop and document manufacturing processes for electro-mechanical assemblies and cleanroom integration. Author work instructions, perform first-article builds, implement SPC/CpCpk, provide DFM feedback, design fixtures/jigs, coordinate technician schedules, and oversee installations of pressurized and cryogenic systems. Ensure configuration control, safety compliance, and cross-team alignment to deliver production-ready spaceflight hardware.

The Manufacturing Engineer will lead automation projects, optimize processes, and manage contractors while collaborating with diverse stakeholders for continuous improvement.

Oversee drawing reviews, capital expenditure planning, and provide automation feedback for Tube Bending processes as part of Factories as a Service team.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and improves manufacturing processes, evaluates tools, performs technical analysis, and facilitates engineering changes to enhance production efficiency and quality.

Lead the testing process for the Terran R vehicle by designing test capabilities, managing a team of engineers, authoring procedures, and ensuring quality in high-volume production.

Lead development and optimization of scalable manufacturing processes, tooling, and prototype-to-production builds for the ES-30 aircraft. Collaborate with technicians, design, quality, and suppliers to implement DFM/DFA feedback, in-line quality checks, SOPs, and continuous improvement to achieve production rates and regulatory compliance.

The Sr. NPI Manufacturing Engineer leads manufacturing process development for UAV systems in aerospace, ensuring manufacturability and quality while collaborating with cross-functional teams from design to production ramp.

Design production hardware, test equipment, and Electromechanical Systems. Manage contract manufacturers and work with PCBAs and electronics enclosures.

Lead manufacturing process engineering for electronic and electromechanical products across NPI through end-of-life. Drive supplier transfers, manufacturability, yield, quality (PPM/COPQ), test troubleshooting, root-cause/corrective actions, and continuous improvement while coordinating with Operations, Quality, Supplier Management, and customers.