Manufacturing Engineering Manager

Persevus; Nazareth (Northampton County); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Leadership that values your input

Budget for projects

Opportunity to build and innovate

Job summary

Persevus is seeking an Engineering Team Leader in Nazareth, PA. In this critical leadership role, you'll lead a team of 6 engineers and 3 tool room techs. Your focus will be on executing process improvements, installing new equipment, and developing systems that work efficiently. This is a unique opportunity for growth with a budget in place for capital projects and a leadership team eager for your input. If you're ready to build something new, apply now.

Qualifications

• Hands-on manufacturing experience with integrated equipment.
• Experience working on production floors.
• Ability to develop and improve processes.

Responsibilities

• Lead a team of engineers and techs.
• Implement process improvements and new equipment installations.
• Collaborate on new ideas with leadership.

Skills

Process improvements

Team leadership

Manufacturing experience

Independent thinking

Education

Bachelor's in Engineering

Job description

You're stuck putting out fires instead of building things. You became an engineer to improve systems and lead projects—not just keep old equipment running. You want to lead a team and work on the floor solving real problems.

What you'll be doing

Lead 6 engineers and 3 tool room techs at a growing plastics plant. You'll develop your team while working on what matters: process improvements, new equipment installations, and building systems that work.

This plant is growing fast. That means budget for capital projects you can actually execute—not just talk about.

Where you'll be

Nazareth, PA. You'll report to the Director at the Pennsylvania facility. This is a new leadership role created for growth—you're not replacing someone who burned out.

What you'll need

Bachelor's in Engineering plus hands-on manufacturing experience. You've worked on production floors and integrated equipment before. You understand how to develop processes that stick while finding ways to improve them.

You need to think independently and collaborate on new ideas with leadership—not just take orders.

What's in it for you

Build something new instead of maintaining what exists. Leadership that wants your input. Budget for projects. A team to develop. Room to actually engineer.