Manufacturing Engineer II - Process & Quality Improvement

EOTech; Plymouth Charter Township (MI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

EOTech in Michigan seeks a Manufacturing Engineer II to design and optimize assembly processes, fixtures, and tools. You will develop documentation, lead continuous improvement, and assist with root cause analysis to ensure products meet specifications and customer requirements.

You will work with design, quality, and supply chain teams, applying Six Sigma and Lean methods to enhance throughput, reduce defects, and train operators on new methods. Prioritize safety and compliance.

Qualifications

• BS degree in Manufacturing Engineering or equivalent field.
• 1–4 years of experience in production/manufacturing, preferable assembly.
• Proficiency in CAD and CAE software; experience with data analysis tools such as Minitab.
• Experience with ISO9001/QMS and audits; Six Sigma Green Belt or ASQ preferred.
• Knowledge of optics and holography is preferable.

Responsibilities

• Develop and release product assembly documentation, including procedures and work instructions.
• Drive Lean Six Sigma and continuous improvement to reduce waste and improve quality.
• Troubleshoot manufacturability issues in build, test and shipment processes.
• Train operators on new assembly and test methods and review change documents.
• Support failure analysis and corrective actions within the factory.

Skills

Analytical

Problem solving

Communication

Teamwork

Organization

Customer focus

Education

Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering

Tools

CAD

CAx/CAE software

Minitab

Job description

EOTech in Michigan seeks a Manufacturing Engineer II to design and optimize assembly processes, fixtures, and tools. You will develop documentation, lead continuous improvement, and assist with root cause analysis to ensure products meet specifications and customer requirements.

You will work with design, quality, and supply chain teams, applying Six Sigma and Lean methods to enhance throughput, reduce defects, and train operators on new methods. Prioritize safety and compliance.