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EmergencyMD seeks a Manufacturing Engineer III to improve manufacturing methods and processes. You will play a key role in ensuring products are built safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively in Oxnard, California.
Your responsibilities include developing work cells, maintaining process documentation, and collaborating with vendors on specifications. A solid understanding of Solidworks is essential for success in this role. The position offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, 401(k), and more.
PTI Technologies Inc. is a world leader in highly-reliable filtration and fluid control equipment and subsystems and miniature CAD/PAD devices, providing innovative, value-added solutions for a full range of mission, flight and life‑critical operations across the Aerospace and Defense markets.
As a Manufacturing Engineer III, you will develop and refine manufacturing methods so products are built safely, to spec, and at the right cost. You’ll improve work cells, create and maintain process documentation, and plan labor, space, workflow, and equipment layouts to drive efficiency. You will partner with planning and design on product design, tooling, and manufacturability, and work with vendors on specifications, purchasing, and quality conformance. You’ll estimate cycle times, staffing needs, and related costs, coordinate with supervisors and other manufacturing engineers on schedules and capacity, and use statistical methods to forecast manufacturing requirements.
Apply if you can improve processes and keep production moving.
You’ll be onsite in Oxnard, working a Monday–Thursday schedule. Your day includes time on the floor reviewing how work is performed, then time at your desk updating routers, work instructions, and other process records. You’ll meet with design/planning to close open manufacturability questions, and you’ll have quick check-ins with production leads to confirm priorities and remove blockers. Expect vendor touchpoints to clarify specs and follow up on purchased items. You’ll also pull data, run basic statistical checks, and turn findings into clear recommendations that support near‑term decisions and longer‑range capacity planning.