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Master Machine in Chattanooga, TN is seeking an experienced Manufacturing Engineer III to support complex, large-scale fabrication projects from PO through final shipment.
The role focuses on heavy fabrication and large weldments, coordinating with production, suppliers, and engineering to plan sequences, create instructions, and ensure distortion control.
Candidates should have a BS in engineering and 5+ years in fabrication, with CAD, GD&T, and experience with heavy lifts.
Master Machine is a precision manufacturing and fabrication company located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, specializing in complex, highly engineered components and large-scale fabrication. We serve demanding industries where quality, precision, and technical expertise matter, giving our team the opportunity to work on challenging projects that require creative problem-solving and close collaboration across engineering and manufacturing.
Manufacturing Engineer III – Large Fabrication
We're looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer III to support complex, large-scale fabrication projects from customer purchase order through final shipment.
This role is ideal for an engineer with hands-on experience in heavy fabrication and large weldments who enjoys working closely with production, solving technical manufacturing challenges, and taking ownership of projects from planning through completion.
In this role, you'll manage the technical aspects of complex manufacturing projects and work closely with production, customers, suppliers, and engineering teams. Key responsibilities include:
Qualified candidates should have most of the following:
Experience in heavy structural fabrication, pressure vessels, nuclear components, mining, shipbuilding, or power generation is especially valuable.
Experience with standards such as 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, NQA-1, ASME BPVC, MIL, DOE, or NAVSEA and ERP systems is also preferred.
This position requires regular walking, standing, reaching, stooping, crouching, and climbing, as well as the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
If you're an experienced manufacturing engineer who enjoys tackling complex fabrication challenges and working directly with the people building the product, we'd like to hear from you.