Manufacturing Leader; Production Supervisor

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Where is the work:
On-Site (5 days)

We are seeking a Production Supervisor to support and lead day-to-day manufacturing operations while helping develop and improve the processes needed to scale our production capabilities. This is a hands‑on manufacturing leadership role for someone who understands Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, New Product Introduction, and process development and enjoys working in a fast‑paced environment. The ideal candidate has experience working in a startup, high-growth, or scaling manufacturing environment and is comfortable helping build processes while also managing daily production needs.

Manufacturing Operations Manage day‑to‑day manufacturing activities to support safety, quality, productivity, and on‑time delivery.

Lead and support production employees, establishing clear expectations around safety, quality, productivity, and accountability.

Monitor production performance and identify opportunities to improve throughput, efficiency, quality, and workflow.

Identify production bottlenecks and work with cross‑functional teams to resolve issues.

Support production scheduling, staffing, training, and resource planning.

Establish and maintain standardized work, work instructions, and manufacturing processes.

Ensure manufacturing activities are performed consistently and according to established quality and safety requirements.

Apply Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma methodologies to improve manufacturing processes and eliminate waste.

Lead continuous improvement initiatives focused on reducing defects, rework, downtime, waste, and production delays.

Use structured problem‑solving tools such as 5‑Why, Fishbone, 8D, DMAIC, and root cause analysis.

Support Lean initiatives including 5S, Kaizen, standard work, visual management, and process flow improvements.

Track manufacturing KPIs and use data to identify opportunities for improvement.

Help establish a culture of continuous improvement and accountability within the manufacturing team.

Support New Product Introduction (NPI) activities as products transition from development into manufacturing.

Partner with Engineering and Quality to ensure new products are ready for production.

Assist with prototype, pilot, and production builds and identify opportunities to improve manufacturability.

Develop and improve manufacturing processes, work instructions, assembly methods, tooling, and fixtures.

Work with Engineering on Design for Manufacturability (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) considerations.

Help identify and resolve manufacturing issues during product development and production ramp‑up.

Support the transition of new products from development into stable, repeatable production.

Support manufacturing growth as production volumes and product requirements increase.

Help identify additional equipment, tooling, staffing, and process requirements needed to support production growth.

Improve production flow and manufacturing processes…