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American Power Innovations in Tulsa, OK seeks an experienced Manufacturing Engineer specialized in Engineered-to-Order power distribution centers. You will oversee end-to-end manufacturing from design collaboration to final assembly, ensuring adherence to specifications, quality, and on-time delivery.
You will collaborate with design engineers, develop detailed production plans, optimize workflows, and manage tooling, equipment, and documentation to support continuous improvement in a hands-on
American Power Innovations designs and builds custom-engineered electrical power distribution equipment for operations where uptime is not optional. Our Tulsa, Oklahoma plant produces power distribution centers (PDCs), motor control centers (MCCs), switch racks, low- and medium-voltage VFD skids, and custom PLC control panels — engineered, assembled, tested, and commissioned under one roof. The company carries more than 80 years of power distribution heritage. Formerly Layco Electric Innovations, we rebranded as American Power Innovations in 2025 to reflect a period of significant growth and to reinforce our commitment to American manufacturing and domestically sourced materials. Our customers span energy and utilities, data centers, chemical processing, defense, and municipal infrastructure — industries in which a single equipment failure carries real consequences. Our culture is built on four commitments: Customer First – Always, Our People – Our Power, Accountability for Self, and Collaboration at the Highest Level. We are a hands-on organization that values problem solvers, craftsmanship, and people who take ownership of the work in front of them.
We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Manufacturing Engineer specializing in Engineered-to-Order (ETO) Power Distribution Centers. The ideal candidate will be responsible for the end-to-end manufacturing process, from design collaboration to final product assembly, ensuring adherence to engineering specifications, quality standards, and delivery timelines.
Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles and Six Sigma methodologies is a plus.