Manufacturing Process & Product Engineer — CNC and Complex Assemblies

100Hires, Inc.; East Aurora (NY); On-site; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) and 401(k) matching

Health, Dental, and Vision insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Employee assistance program

Referral program

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to translate designs into clear guidance for assembly and operations teams on the shop floor.

Youll author and maintain build content, setup sheets, and engineering memos to keep operators productive and safe. You will safeguard product integrity across development, production release, and mature products while evaluating new equipment to boost throughput and quality.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering preferred, or 5+ years in a high-tech manufacturing environment.
• Hands-on background in a machining setting with exposure to complex assemblies.
• Experience with technical design elements; CAD or direct CNC machining experience is a plus.
• Bachelor of Technology in Engineering with 2+ years of relevant technical experience will also be accepted.

Responsibilities

• Author and maintain build content: create and update formal work instructions, assembly sheets, setup sheets, MPPs, and engineering memos so operators can run efficiently and safely.
• Safeguard product integrity: ensure quality and conformance across development, production release, and long-running, mature products.
• Advance capability: evaluate and help implement new equipment to meet production requirements; travel to vendors to scout technologies that lift throughput and quality.
• Drive measurable results: track key company and department metrics, then help implement improvements that move the numbers in the right direction.
• Triage and resolve issues: provide direction and close the loop via email and other established channels to remove production roadblocks quickly.
• Collaborate with customers: join weekly technical discussions focused on design and manufacturing changes or improvements.
• Champion new product introduction (NPI): visit customers to explore opportunities and align on manufacturability needs.
• Stay flexible: periodically work additional hours to meet program milestones and product demand.

Skills

Machining

Complex assemblies

CAD

CNC machining

Engineering design elements

High-tech manufacturing

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Bachelor of Technology in Engineering

5+ years of equivalent experience in high-tech manufacturing

Tools

CAD

CNC machining

Job description

Step onto the floor and shape how products come to lifeReport directly to the Site Manager and become the go-to engineering voice for assigned product lines. Your day begins on the manufacturing floor, where you translate designs into clear, usable guidance for assembly and operations teams. You’ll partner with seasoned manufacturing pros for direction when needed, and confidently work independently to keep production moving with precision.What a typical week can look likeAuthor and maintain build content: create and update formal work instructions, assembly sheets, setup sheets, MPPs, and engineering memos so operators can run efficiently and safely.Safeguard product integrity: ensure quality and conformance across development, production release, and long-running, mature products.Advance capability: evaluate and help implement new equipment to meet production requirements; travel to vendors to scout technologies that lift throughput and quality.Drive measurable results: track key company and department metrics, then help implement improvements that move the numbers in the right direction.Triage and resolve issues: provide direction and close the loop via email and other established channels to remove production roadblocks quickly.Collaborate with customers: join weekly technical discussions focused on design and manufacturing changes or improvements.Champion new product introduction (NPI): visit customers to explore opportunities and align on manufacturability needs.Stay flexible: periodically work additional hours to meet program milestones and product demand.Your collaboration styleYou’ll get guidance from experienced manufacturing team members when the situation calls for it, while still owning decisions and actions that keep assemblies flowing.QualificationsBachelor of Science in Engineering preferred; or 5+ years of equivalent experience in a high-tech manufacturing environment.Hands-on background in a machining setting with exposure to complex assemblies.Experience with technical design elements; CAD or direct CNC machining experience is a plus.Bachelor of Technology in Engineering with 2+ years of relevant technical experience will also be accepted.Benefits401(k) and 401(k) matchingHealth, Dental, and Vision insuranceLife insurancePaid time offEmployee assistance programReferral programRetirement planTuition reimbursement