Lean Final Assembly Process Engineer

Quid, Inc.; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Paid time off

Great benefits

Job summary

LiquidStack is seeking a Manufacturing / Process Engineer to own final assembly processes in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. You will develop, improve, and sustain safe, high-quality assembly methods for complex electromechanical systems.

Ideal candidates have 2–4 years on the shop floor, Lean experience, and the ability to read mechanical, electrical, and fluid drawings. You’ll collaborate with Production, Quality, Supply Chain, and Design Engineering to scale with demand.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, industrial, manufacturing, electrical, or related engineering.
• 2–4 years of hands-on manufacturing engineering in final assembly.
• Lean principles experience including 5S/6S and standard work.
• Shop-floor production support and ability to read mechanical/electrical/fluids drawings.
• Strong analytical, organizational and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Own and improve final assembly manufacturing processes from standard work to sustainment.
• Develop and maintain routings, work instructions, process flows, and visual standards.
• Troubleshoot process issues, defects, bottlenecks, and variability on the shop floor.
• Support line balancing, takt time, cycle-time analysis, and ergonomic improvements.
• Collaborate with Design Engineering for DFM feedback and engineering changes.
• Promote safety, quality, delivery, and cost improvements using Lean methods.

Skills

Lean manufacturing

5S/6S

Kaizen participation

shop-floor production support

root cause analysis

data-driven problem solving

communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Industrial or manufacturing engineering

Tools

CAD (AutoCAD/SolidWorks)

ERP/MRP systems

measurement & test tools

Job description

LiquidStack is seeking a Manufacturing / Process Engineer to own final assembly processes in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. You will develop, improve, and sustain safe, high-quality assembly methods for complex electromechanical systems.

Ideal candidates have 2–4 years on the shop floor, Lean experience, and the ability to read mechanical, electrical, and fluid drawings. You’ll collaborate with Production, Quality, Supply Chain, and Design Engineering to scale with demand.