Shopfloor Manufacturing Engineer — Process Improvement & Efficiency

Rogers Machinery Company, Inc.; Centralia (WA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance (medical and dental)

Vision Insurance

Flexible Spending Account(s)

Life Insurance

Profit Share

Paid Time Off

401(k) and Roth Plans

Tuition Reimbursement

Referral Program

Professional Development Assistance

Employee Assistance Program

Mental Health Therapy and Coaching

Legal Aid/ID Shield

Pet Insurance

Ancillary Benefits such as: Critical<|

Disability Plans

Job summary

Rogers Machinery Company, Inc. in Centralia, WA, is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to support production on the shop floor.

You will work with machinists, assemblers, technicians, and Quality Control to resolve issues, improve tooling, reduce rework, and create repeatable build processes for compressors and equipment. This hands-on role emphasizes practical methods, safe operations, and efficient workflows.

Qualifications

• 5+ years hands-on machining, fabrication, or equipment build experience.
• Ability to read drawings, BOMs, and tolerances, with GD&T preferred.
• Experience creating work instructions and process improvements.

Responsibilities

• Identify and resolve shop-floor production issues with operators.
• Review designs and BOMs to ensure manufacturability with available tooling.
• Develop build methods, fixtures, and layouts to improve safety and throughput.
• Create clear work instructions and testing methods for the work center.
• Support new product introductions and changes on the shop floor.

Skills

Reading drawings

GD&T knowledge

Problem solving

Lean manufacturing

Team collaboration

Education

Two-year technical degree or apprenticeship

Bachelor's degree a plus

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Indicators

CMM tools

Shop safety practices

Job description

Rogers Machinery Company, Inc. in Centralia, WA, is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to support production on the shop floor.

You will work with machinists, assemblers, technicians, and Quality Control to resolve issues, improve tooling, reduce rework, and create repeatable build processes for compressors and equipment. This hands-on role emphasizes practical methods, safe operations, and efficient workflows.