Manufacturing Engineer

Main Duties & Responsibilities

• Write equipment installation and operation protocols (IQ‑OQ & SOP)
• Assist with the continuous improvement goals of Capstone Nutrition
• Design new tooling and machine layouts for production equipment using CAD software
• Assist with design of new equipment or modification of existing equipment and tooling
• Reverse engineer existing high‑cost OEM parts to have them fabricated in house or at a local machine shop
• Assist the machine shop when needed using manual mills, lathes, band saw and edge break
• Support daily production by identifying chronic issues and problems that cannot be resolved by production associates
• Support continuous improvement activities by participating in Kaizen initiatives
• Support the implementation of new processes and auxiliary equipment to the production area
• Accountable for the quality of work
• Accurately and timely record information on specified documents
• Properly use and care for equipment and materials issued to the work area
• Improve machine efficiencies and help manage new equipment installs

• Proficiency using AutoCAD and 3D modeling software
• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering
• Knowledge and experience in machining (preferred)
• Knowledge of inspection and measurement instruments (must)
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills
• Strong overall computer skills, including Excel and Word proficiency
• Demonstrated experience/ability to work with cross‑functional teams and multiple levels within the organization
• Proficiency in reading, writing, speaking and understanding English, including the ability to utilize computer software, read technical equipment manuals, communicate solutions, write proposals, edit and understand SOPs, and create documentation and other internal and external communications

• Regularly subject to a normal office environment
• Occasionally subject to a normal warehouse and production environment
• Occasionally subject to high noise levels where hearing protection is required and all personnel protective equipment is required
• Occasionally subject to atmospheric conditions, such as fumes, odors, powders, dust and other particles