Manufacturing Methods Engineer

Born in Miami more than a quarter of a century ago, Tuuci is the global leader in premium shade and placemaking products for hospitality, commercial, and residential outdoor settings. From locations in North America, Europe, and Asia, our teams strive to meet and exceed the Tuuci vision: to help people live their best life outdoors through inspiring design, enduring performance, and joyful service.

We work in a fun, fast paced, and diverse environment in which close collaboration and the spirited exchange of ideas are encouraged. Our culture supports our vision by encouraging creativity, driving excellence, and supporting personal growth and development.

The Manufacturing Methods Engineer develops and improves the methods, tooling, and workflows used to manufacture Tuuci products. With a strong foundation in industrial engineering, this role focuses on establishing safe, efficient, and repeatable production processes that meet quality requirements and support business growth.

Serving as a bridge between Product Development, Manufacturing Engineering, and Production, the Manufacturing Methods Engineer translates approved product designs into practical manufacturing processes. This includes defining assembly sequences, establishing labor standards, designing production cells and fixtures, and developing clear work instructions.

This is a hands‑on role that requires regular time on the manufacturing floor, close collaboration with production teams, and ownership of process improvements from analysis through implementation.

This position is based in Miami, FL.

• Develop, document, and maintain manufacturing methods for new and existing products, including process flow, assembly sequences, and production requirements.
• Create and maintain standard work instructions, visual aids, and process documentation that support consistent execution across production teams.
• Conduct time studies and work measurement to establish labor standards, identify bottlenecks, and improve productivity.
• Apply industrial engineering tools, including line balancing, takt time analysis, capacity modeling, and simulation, to improve production performance.
• Evaluate production methods for safety and ergonomics in partnership with Manufacturing and Environmental Health and Safety teams.

• Lead manufacturing process readiness for new product launches, from approved prototypes through production trials and transition to routine manufacturing.
• Collaborate with Product Development and Manufacturing Engineering to evaluate manufacturability and recommend changes that simplify production without compromising product quality or design intent.
• Define the equipment, tooling, fixtures, and labor requirements needed to manufacture new products.
• Design or coordinate the development of jigs, fixtures, and production aids that improve assembly accuracy and efficiency.
• Support pilot builds, validate production methods, and resolve process issues before full‑scale production.

• Analyze production data and floor observations to identify opportunities to reduce waste, rework, and manufacturing costs.
• Investigate recurring production problems, determine root causes, and implement corrective actions with Production and Quality teams.
• Improve production cell layouts, workstation design, and material flow to reduce unnecessary movement and handling.
• Provide hands‑on technical support to production teams and help train employees on new or revised manufacturing methods.
• Evaluate improvement results against defined measures, such as labor hours, cycle time, throughput, and defect rates.
• Maintain process documentation as products,…