Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Develop and implement manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, quality, and safety. Perform root cause analysis and corrective actions, lead Lean/Six Sigma process improvements, conduct process validation, support preventive maintenance, create SOPs/work instructions, read engineering drawings/schematics, analyze production data, and collaborate cross-functionally to optimize production and resolve technical issues.

Develop and implement manufacturing processes, lead root cause analysis and corrective actions, drive Lean/Six Sigma process improvements, perform preventive maintenance, create SOPs and work instructions, read technical drawings, analyze production data, and collaborate cross-functionally to improve quality, safety, and efficiency in aerospace manufacturing.

Lead development and deployment of manufacturing processes and capital equipment for solid rocket motor production. Serve as process owner and SME, design and source machines, support hands-on production builds, create SOPs/work instructions, drive continuous improvement, and collaborate with design engineering to ensure manufacturability and quality.

Lead process optimization, quality control, and maintenance initiatives for aerospace manufacturing. Implement validation, reliability-centered maintenance, and manufacturing/maintenance management software. Mentor junior staff and lead cross-functional projects to improve efficiency and reduce downtime.

The Manufacturing Engineer III leads process optimization projects, develops quality control measures, and enhances manufacturing processes while collaborating across teams.

Lead design, implementation, and optimization of manufacturing equipment and processes. Drive safety, quality, and throughput improvements, manage capital projects, apply CI and structured problem solving, and coach cross-functional teams to ensure production readiness and sustained operational excellence.

Develop and implement fabrication and production processes for aerospace electronic assemblies. Support hands-on production, troubleshoot and disposition non-conforming hardware, create work instructions, participate in RCAs, support DFMA and engineering change implementation, and generate manufacturing routings and control plans.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support production, improve manufacturing processes, design tools, train operators, and oversee engineering documentation. You will also interact with customers and evaluate product specifications.

The intern will support low volume production, work with design engineers, solve manufacturing problems, design tools, and implement process improvements.

Optimize and troubleshoot processes for PIC wafer fabrication, support scaling and production yield, and utilize metrology equipment for process control.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will scale manufacturing processes, manage new product introductions, design tools, resolve assembly issues, and drive continuous improvements.

Teach MECH 200B labs, manage EMEC lab operations, mentor teaching assistants and students in design-for-manufacture, materials selection, and hands-on fabrication. Maintain equipment, order supplies, lead tours, and support outreach activities.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support stator assemblies, enhance production processes, design tools, analyze discrepancies, and collaborate with teams.

This role involves overseeing PCB assembly and wire harness manufacturing, implementing processes, troubleshooting, conducting quality control, and managing product introduction for electronics manufacturing.

Lead development, validation, and deployment of production test systems for PCBA, subassemblies, and system-level aerospace electronics. Develop test strategies, scripts, fixtures, and test racks; validate repeatability and reliability; support contract manufacturers, troubleshoot yield issues, drive root cause analysis, and maintain compliance, documentation, and production readiness.

Lead spacecraft assembly and integration across multiple configurations. Own manufacturing execution, develop work instructions and processes, design GSE, drive DFM, investigate non-conformances, review drawings for manufacturability, and partner with supply chain to improve yield and reduce cycle time.

Develop, integrate, and sustain manufacturing execution system tools to support production. Perform requirement gathering, data analysis, and application development (C#/.NET, Blazor, SQL, LINQ). Collaborate with cross-functional teams, troubleshoot anomalies, and improve data visibility and operational efficiency. Work on-site in a manufacturing/test environment and follow Lean/Six Sigma practices.

Lead development and optimization of advanced CNC machining processes and manufacturing systems for EUV components. Own CNC programming strategy, tooling and fixture design, process validation, MOC, and capital equipment selection. Lead 8D problem solving, drive continuous improvement, cost reduction, and cross-functional initiatives while mentoring engineers and ensuring manufacturability, quality, and scalability.

The Quality Manufacturing Engineer ensures production goals are met, leads corrective actions, improves quality processes, and interfaces with suppliers and internal departments.

As a Staff Process Manufacturing Engineer, you'll optimize manufacturing processes, improve yield, conduct root cause analyses, and implement LEAN initiatives for optical modules.

Lead development and enforcement of manufacturing and test processes for aerospace products. Develop production plans, schedules, and forecasts; modify designs for manufacturability and cost reduction; lead junior engineers, planners, quality, test, and technicians; resolve operational issues and ensure program, customer, and government compliance; support integration and testing and improve factory operations.

Lead and improve manufacturing and test operations for aerospace products. Drive design-for-manufacturability, develop production plans and schedules, mentor junior engineers and technicians, ensure cost, schedule, quality, and compliance goals are met, and resolve operational issues across programs and facilities.

Lead human factors and UX efforts for manufacturing operations: analyze ergonomics, design interfaces, develop work instructions and learning materials, perform task and root-cause analyses, create wireframes/prototypes and interaction models, mentor teams, and drive human-centered improvements to production processes and tools. Initial focus on assessing current operations and improving execution; longer-term focus on embedding human-centered design into production planning and sustaining execution.

The role focuses on improving supplier capabilities in manufacturing and operational processes, conducting assessments, and collaborating with teams to ensure quality and efficiency in space systems production.

The Manufacturing Engineer will support the aerospace production of Tactical RF products, lead process improvements, and utilize data analysis to enhance manufacturing operations.