Peyton Resource Group
Job Description
Manufacturing Engineer (Mechanical Focus)
Location:
Dallas Department:
Manufacturing Engineering
Overview
We're seeking a
mechanically focused Manufacturing Engineer
to support the design, development, and optimization of manufacturing processes for fabricated, machined, and assembled components. This role plays a key part in driving efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement across our production operations.
Key Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and maintain manufacturing methods, processes, and tooling for fabricated, cast, and machined parts, subassemblies, and final products. Continuously improve production flow, assembly methods, and test processes to enhance cost efficiency, quality, and safety. Apply
Lean Manufacturing
principles to refine workflows, reduce waste, and improve productivity. Conduct research and development on new manufacturing techniques, equipment, and process improvements. Identify and implement opportunities to improve product manufacturability and reduce costs through changes in design, materials, tooling, or assembly methods. Create and maintain process documentation including
FMEAs, control plans, process flows, work instructions, and inspection plans . Collaborate closely with production, quality, and design engineering to resolve technical issues, support engineering changes, and address component obsolescence. Participate in
design reviews, process reviews, supplier audits, failure analyses,
and
first article inspections . Promote a culture of quality, accountability, and teamwork, aligning with the company's core values and ethical standards. Report and help resolve any product quality concerns or process deviations in accordance with company procedures. Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in
Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering , or a related field. 5+ years
of experience in a manufacturing environment ( defense industry experience preferred ). U.S. Citizenship
and the ability to obtain or hold a
DoD Secret Clearance . Strong mechanical aptitude with working knowledge of
electro-mechanical assemblies
and interpreting technical drawings or specifications. Proficiency with
3D CAD software
(Inventor, Creo, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or equivalent). Hands-on familiarity with shop tools, machining, and assembly operations. Demonstrated experience in improving manufacturing processes and implementing best practices. Ability to travel up to
5% . Preferred Skills
Knowledge of
Lean manufacturing
principles and continuous improvement methodologies. Experience with
mechanical assembly, machining, welding,
and
casting
operations. Understanding of
NC machining ,
tooling design , and
fixture development . Lean / Six Sigma Green or Black Belt
certification. Proficiency in
GD&T ,
root cause analysis , and
corrective action investigations . Skilled at documenting and capturing
tribal knowledge
into standardized work instructions. Self-motivated and able to work independently or within cross-functional teams.
Manufacturing Engineer (Mechanical Focus)
Location:
Dallas Department:
Manufacturing Engineering
Overview
We're seeking a
mechanically focused Manufacturing Engineer
to support the design, development, and optimization of manufacturing processes for fabricated, machined, and assembled components. This role plays a key part in driving efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement across our production operations.
Key Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and maintain manufacturing methods, processes, and tooling for fabricated, cast, and machined parts, subassemblies, and final products. Continuously improve production flow, assembly methods, and test processes to enhance cost efficiency, quality, and safety. Apply
Lean Manufacturing
principles to refine workflows, reduce waste, and improve productivity. Conduct research and development on new manufacturing techniques, equipment, and process improvements. Identify and implement opportunities to improve product manufacturability and reduce costs through changes in design, materials, tooling, or assembly methods. Create and maintain process documentation including
FMEAs, control plans, process flows, work instructions, and inspection plans . Collaborate closely with production, quality, and design engineering to resolve technical issues, support engineering changes, and address component obsolescence. Participate in
design reviews, process reviews, supplier audits, failure analyses,
and
first article inspections . Promote a culture of quality, accountability, and teamwork, aligning with the company's core values and ethical standards. Report and help resolve any product quality concerns or process deviations in accordance with company procedures. Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in
Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering , or a related field. 5+ years
of experience in a manufacturing environment ( defense industry experience preferred ). U.S. Citizenship
and the ability to obtain or hold a
DoD Secret Clearance . Strong mechanical aptitude with working knowledge of
electro-mechanical assemblies
and interpreting technical drawings or specifications. Proficiency with
3D CAD software
(Inventor, Creo, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or equivalent). Hands-on familiarity with shop tools, machining, and assembly operations. Demonstrated experience in improving manufacturing processes and implementing best practices. Ability to travel up to
5% . Preferred Skills
Knowledge of
Lean manufacturing
principles and continuous improvement methodologies. Experience with
mechanical assembly, machining, welding,
and
casting
operations. Understanding of
NC machining ,
tooling design , and
fixture development . Lean / Six Sigma Green or Black Belt
certification. Proficiency in
GD&T ,
root cause analysis , and
corrective action investigations . Skilled at documenting and capturing
tribal knowledge
into standardized work instructions. Self-motivated and able to work independently or within cross-functional teams.