Entry Level Manufacturing Engineer

Are you an aspiring Manufacturing Engineer looking to start your career at a Billion Dollar Company? Do you want to work directly with production teams, solve real manufacturing challenges, and contribute to new product launches? Are you looking for the freedom to explore different areas of manufacturing rather than being restricted to one narrow function? If so, this opportunity may be the right next step for you.

We are exclusively partnering with Genie, part of Terex, to recruit a Manufacturing Engineer for its Moses Lake operation. This is an entry level opportunity suited to a recent engineering graduate who wants to build practical experience in a fast paced manufacturing environment. You will work closely with engineering, production, and manufacturing teams to improve processes, resolve production issues, and support new product development.

As the Manufacturing Engineer your responsibilities will include

Supporting the installation, sequencing, and optimization of machines, workstations, tools, and production equipment

Analyzing process data including cycle times, measurements, test results, and trends to identify improvements

Supporting engineering and production teams in resolving manufacturing and production problems

Conducting process inspections and supporting continuous improvement across assembly, welding, machining, and other operations

As the Manufacturing Engineer you will bringA Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing, Electrical, Civil, Aeronautical Engineering, or Engineering Technology from an ABET accredited program

Strong communication skills and confidence working directly with production teams across a manufacturing environment

Practical mechanical aptitude with a genuine interest in hands on problem solving and manufacturing

Familiarity with Solid Works, AutoCAD, CNC equipment, welding processes, Lean Manufacturing, or similar technical areas

This Manufacturing Engineer opportunity is ideal for a recent graduate who wants to develop as a well rounded engineer rather than spend their career behind a computer. You will gain exposure to a broad range of manufacturing processes, work alongside experienced teams, and have scope to move into different areas of the organization as your career develops.

You should be proficient in:

Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering