Manufacturing Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-14
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Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma, Quality Engineering -
Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Process Engineer, Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma, Quality Engineering
Based at the Poestenkill, NY manufacturing facility, the Manufacturing Engineer supports operations within the Life Sciences Business Unit.
- Provides process, manufacturing, and engineering support to production operations while contributing to process development, scale-up activities, and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Applies World Class Manufacturing (WCM) and Lean Six Sigma methodologies to improve process efficiency, reduce EHS risks, minimize scrap and waste, resolve process-related challenges, and support the justification and implementation of capital expenditures.
- Serves as a technical resource, providing equipment troubleshooting and engineering expertise to the Maintenance, Quality, and Production teams as needed.
- Lead site efforts to optimize manufacturing and application processes by identifying losses, implementing process improvements, and establishing controls to sustain gains and drive continuous improvement.
- Lead Manufacturing WCM efforts for the site, including supporting the organization’s World Class Manufacturing (WCM) program, training employees to expand WCM capabilities and project leadership, managing WCM-related changes and updates from the business group, and leading WCM improvement projects. Champion continuous improvement initiatives by leading departmental 5S teams, Kaizen activities, and other improvement programs that drive operational excellence.
- Support manufacturing and maintenance operations by troubleshooting equipment and processes, ensuring machines operate safely, reliably, and at optimal performance levels.
- Partner with the Quality Department to investigate defects, deviations, and process issues through root cause analysis using methodologies such as WCM, Five Why Analysis, Pareto Analysis, and other structured problem-solving tools.
- Support R&D and Applications Engineering initiatives involving new product and process development, product commercialization, process development, trials, experiments, material troubleshooting, customer application support, and scale-up projects as products transition from development to full production.
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering is preferred.
- 2+ years of Manufacturing, Process, Industrial, and/or Automation Engineering experience (Preferred)
- Experience supporting manufacturing operations
- Strong process and manufacturing engineering skills, including troubleshooting and process improvement
- Proven ability to identify and implement cost-saving opportunities
- Strong project management and organizational skills
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Strong computer proficiency
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment
Saint‑Gobain is a global company with a 360‑year legacy, combining the stability of a Global 500 organization with the agility and entrepreneurial spirit of small, innovative start‑ups. It is one of only two companies worldwide consistently recognized as both a Top Global Employer and a Top 100 Global Innovator, supported by nearly 200,000 diverse employees collaborating across the globe.
Saint-Gobain’s manufacturing facility in Poestenkill, NY provides fluid transfer solutions for medical devices, closure systems, analytical equipment, and bioprocess applications. The site manufactures industry-leading products including Lab Pure®, CHEMWARE®, and VERSILIC®.
The Manufacturing Engineer plays a key role in supporting Poestenkill’s mission of improving daily life through innovative products that serve environmental sampling, medical packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, and other critical industries.
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