Manufacturing Engineer - Lean Process & New Product Intro

Keystone Distinction Group; Milwaukee (WI); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K match

Health benefits

Vision and Dental

Tuition reimbursement

Employee Assistance Program

Life Insurance

8% Bonus

On-site fitness center

On-site nurse

Casual dress

Work-life balance

Job summary

Keystone Distinction Group is recruiting for a Manufacturing Engineer in the Milwaukee area to plan, implement, and improve production processes. You will help introduce new products to the floor, develop standard methods, and apply Lean techniques to cut waste and costs.

The role requires a BS in engineering and 1–6 years in manufacturing engineering, with CAD (Creo/Pro-E) proficiency and knowledge of ISO practices. Strong problem-solving and teamwork are essential.

Qualifications

• BS Engineering and 1–6 years in manufacturing engineering.
• Proficient CAD (Creo/Pro-E), Word, Excel, Access.
• Lean / Six Sigma knowledge.
• Experience with production line layout is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Plan, support, and lead introduction of products to the manufacturing floor.
• Develop operation methods standards for assembly.
• Apply Lean concepts to reduce waste and improve line efficiency.
• Troubleshoot production line problems and lead cost-reduction initiatives.
• Drive safety and ergonomics improvements; justify capital equipment.

Skills

Lean Six Sigma

Troubleshooting

Line layout

Process improvement

ISO compliance

Education

BS Engineering

Tools

CAD Creo/Pro-E

Excel

Word

Access

Job description

Keystone Distinction Group is recruiting for a Manufacturing Engineer in the Milwaukee area to plan, implement, and improve production processes. You will help introduce new products to the floor, develop standard methods, and apply Lean techniques to cut waste and costs.

The role requires a BS in engineering and 1–6 years in manufacturing engineering, with CAD (Creo/Pro-E) proficiency and knowledge of ISO practices. Strong problem-solving and teamwork are essential.