Manufacturing Engineer — Heavy Machining (First Shift)

Intercontinental Engineering-Manufacturing Corp.; Riverside (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Healthcare FSA spending or reimburse”

Supplemental insurance through Aflac

401K with employer contribution

Job summary

Intercontinental Engineering – Manufacturing Corporation in Riverside seeks a Manufacturing Engineer for the machining side of its heavy equipment. You will own end-to-end machining processes, validate that parts are built to spec, and drive repeatable methods on horizontal boring mills and large lathes.

This is a hands-on role: you split time between the floor and the office, push for improvements, and work with production, quality, suppliers, and customers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field, with experience in a manufacturing function.
• Ability to read and interpret complex drawings.
• Thorough understanding of GD&T.
• Experience programming CNC controls using G-code.
• Real experience with machining, part setup, cutting tools, and materials.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office.
• Comfortable working with minimal supervision — you will be trusted to set your own priorities.
• A real bias toward improvement. “That is how we have always done it” should bother you, and you should be the kind of engineer who goes looking for the better way instead of waiting to be asked.
• Strong interpersonal skills. You will be talking to suppliers, customers, machinists, and engineers, often on the same day.

Responsibilities

• CNC programming: Developing, modifying, and reviewing G-code for horizontal boring mills, lathes, and other heavy equipment.
• Machine characterization and optimization: Finding out what a machine can actually hold, then building the process around it.
• Process documentation and control: PFMEAs, process control plans, work instructions, and engineering and process change control.
• Tooling and equipment: Specifying tooling and equipment for efficient, high-quality production, and identifying capital purchases worth making.
• Mechanical drawings in support of new and existing products.
• Root cause and corrective action: Supporting investigations with your peers and leading the effort to cut scrap, rework, repair, and warranty cost.
• Standard work: Creating it, training it, and driving it across shop floor processes.
• Finding and bringing in what is next: Watching tooling, workholding, automation, probing, metrology, and software, then deciding what is worth trialing here.
• Floor layouts and implementation plans for major factory moves.
• Technical support across the value stream, working directly with production, quality, suppliers, and customers.

Skills

CNC programming

Reading drawings

GD&T

Microsoft Office

Self‑directed

Interpersonal skills

Machining experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field

Tools

Autodesk Inventor

Job description

Intercontinental Engineering – Manufacturing Corporation in Riverside seeks a Manufacturing Engineer for the machining side of its heavy equipment. You will own end-to-end machining processes, validate that parts are built to spec, and drive repeatable methods on horizontal boring mills and large lathes.

This is a hands-on role: you split time between the floor and the office, push for improvements, and work with production, quality, suppliers, and customers.