Manufacturing Engineer supporting new product introduction, process improvement, production troubleshooting, tooling and fixture design, capital projects, preventive maintenance, corrective actions, and employee training. The role applies Lean, PDCA, DMAIC, statistical methods, GD&T, PPAP, ISO 9001, and IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards to improve safety, quality, cost, delivery, and efficiency in electronics and wire/cable assembly manufacturing.
Manufacturing Engineer
Marsh Electronics (A MRA Member)
Milwaukee, WI
Since 1935, Marsh Electronics has built its reputation on quality, service, technical expertise, and customer-focused solutions. We’re looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to help us improve the way we manufacture, test, and deliver products.
This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys solving problems, developing practical solutions, and driving improvements that impact safety, quality, cost, delivery, and efficiency.
What You'll Do
Why Marsh Electronics?
At Marsh Electronics, you’ll have the opportunity to make a tangible impact. You’ll work alongside production, engineering, quality, customers, and suppliers to solve real-world challenges and develop solutions that improve how we work and serve our customers.
If you're an experienced manufacturing engineer who enjoys solving problems, improving processes, and turning ideas into results, we want to hear from you.
Marsh Electronics (A MRA Member)
Milwaukee, WI
Since 1935, Marsh Electronics has built its reputation on quality, service, technical expertise, and customer-focused solutions. We’re looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to help us improve the way we manufacture, test, and deliver products.
This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys solving problems, developing practical solutions, and driving improvements that impact safety, quality, cost, delivery, and efficiency.
What You'll Do
- Support New Product Introduction: Participate in risk and feasibility assessments, review quotes, build and troubleshoot first articles, and work with customers and suppliers to ensure products are production-ready.
- Improve Manufacturing Processes: Design fixtures, tooling, jigs, and manufacturing aids; troubleshoot production issues; and identify opportunities to improve safety, quality, efficiency, and cost.
- Lead Engineering Projects: Plan and execute process improvement and capital projects using Lean, PDCA, DMAIC, and other structured problem-solving methods.
- Support Production: Conduct process and job hazard assessments, coordinate preventive maintenance, support corrective actions, and train production employees on equipment, processes, safety, and efficiency.
- Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical field, with 4–5+ years of manufacturing engineering experience.
- Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes and experience with IPC/WHMA-A-620, PPAP, ISO 9001, statistics, gauge systems, and GD&T.
- Electronics, wire/cable assembly, or related manufacturing experience
- Proven ability to troubleshoot problems, lead improvement projects, develop tooling/fixtures, and work effectively with production teams, customers, suppliers, and cross-functional partners.
- Excellent communication, organization, problem-solving, and project management skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and ERP systems such as Infor.
- Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.
- Robotics, automation, or programming experience.
- Capital equipment or engineering project management experience.
Why Marsh Electronics?
At Marsh Electronics, you’ll have the opportunity to make a tangible impact. You’ll work alongside production, engineering, quality, customers, and suppliers to solve real-world challenges and develop solutions that improve how we work and serve our customers.
If you're an experienced manufacturing engineer who enjoys solving problems, improving processes, and turning ideas into results, we want to hear from you.
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