Manufacturing Process Engineer II - Lean, TPM & Tooling

Matthew Warren, Inc.; Berea (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Matthew Warren, Inc. in Berea, OH is seeking an engineer to plan and coordinate major projects, provide cost-saving manufacturing suggestions, and drive lean manufacturing initiatives across the plant.

You will support engineer-to-order processes, justify capital equipment, define safe practices, manage tooling, and collaborate with Quality while maintaining engineering documentation. On-the-floor technical support and cross-functional communication are key.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience.
• Three years of manufacturing experience.
• Experience working with customers and sales preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate projects of major scope and importance.
• Provide cost savings suggestions and low-cost alternatives in design.
• Support engineer-to-order process from an equipment capability stand-point.
• Implement lean manufacturing within assigned areas.
• Justify capital equipment for performance and product improvement.
• Define safe manufacturing practices within assigned areas.
• Manage tooling and tooling organization; solicit quotes and PO requests.
• Manage TPM program.
• Collaborate with Quality on product quality.
• Provide on-floor technical support to production operators.
• Maintain electronic and hard copy engineering documents.
• Other duties / projects as required.

Skills

Technical ability

Analytical ability

Engineering practices

Cross-level communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience

Three years of experience in a manufacturing environment

Customer and sales interaction experience preferred

Job description

Matthew Warren, Inc. in Berea, OH is seeking an engineer to plan and coordinate major projects, provide cost-saving manufacturing suggestions, and drive lean manufacturing initiatives across the plant.

You will support engineer-to-order processes, justify capital equipment, define safe practices, manage tooling, and collaborate with Quality while maintaining engineering documentation. On-the-floor technical support and cross-functional communication are key.