Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Lee Spring Brooklyn
- Brooklyn, NY 11220;
Lee Spring Arizona
- Gilbert, AZ 85233;
Lee Spring Connecticut
- Bristol, CT 06010;
Lee Spring Dayon
- Farmington, CT 06032;
Lee Spring Maryland
- Rosedale, MD 21237;
Lee Spring Michigan
- Fraser, MI 48026;
Lee Spring North Carolina
- Greesnboro, NC 27406;
Quick Spring California W
- Whittier, CA 90603

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Description

About us:

Founded in Brooklyn in 1918 by Robert Lee Johannsen, Lee Spring has grown into a global manufacturer with locations across the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and Asia — stocking more than 25,000 catalog products alongside custom‑engineered solutions.

If you're looking for a special place to build or grow your career, you've found it. The Manufacturing Engineering Technician is the crucial link between what a customer asks for and what comes off the factory floor — turning specifications into a defined, repeatable manufacturing process.

This role defines product specifications, develops cost‑effective manufacturing processes, and coordinates sourcing and production methods for both new and existing products — serving as the primary technical interface between office management and the shop floor.

What You’ll Do:

Specification & Process Analysis

• Interpret customer production specifications from drawings, blueprints, samples, or written requirements
• Analyze product material and configuration specs to confirm form, fit, and function
• Evaluate product tolerances against real manufacturing process capabilities

Manufacturing Process Development

• Determine manufacturing routing, bill of materials structure, and outside service processes
• Apply manufacturing engineering standards consistently across product lines
• Define product and raw material stock codes, including industry standards and revision levels

Documentation & Cross – Functional Support

• Prepare cost estimates supporting sales and customer service quotations
• Generate factory orders, purchase orders, and supporting production documentation
• Review of customer order instructions to resolve technical issues, including redesigning needs

Challenges You’ll Navigate

• Translating a customer's paper spec into a process that's efficient on the shop floor, not just accurate on paper
• Catching quality-versus-capability mismatches before they become production problems
• Keeping documentation tight enough that sales, engineering, and the factory floor are always working from the same source of truth

Qualifications

Job Requirements:

• High school diploma or associate’s degree
• Working knowledge of mechanical manufacturing processes, including assembly and testing
• Strong leadership and cross-functional communication skills