Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Lee Spring Brooklyn - Brooklyn, NY 11220; Lee Spring Arizona - Gilbert, AZ 85233; Lee Spring Connecticut - Bristol, CT 06010; Lee Spring Dayon - Farmington, CT 06032; Lee Spring Maryland - Rosedale, MD 21237; Lee Spring Michigan - Fraser, MI 48026; Lee Spring North Carolina - Greesnboro, NC 27406; Quick Spring California W - Whittier, CA 90603 Overview Salary Range Position Type Full Time Category Description Description About us: Founded in Brooklyn in 1918 by Robert Lee Johannsen, Lee Spring has grown into a global manufacturer with locations across the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and Asia — stocking more than 25,000 catalog products alongside custom‑engineered solutions. If you're looking for a special place to build or grow your career, you've found it. The Manufacturing Engineering Technician is the crucial link between what a customer asks for and what comes off the factory floor — turning specifications into a defined, repeatable manufacturing process. This role defines product specifications, develops cost‑effective manufacturing processes, and coordinates sourcing and production methods for both new and existing products — serving as the primary technical interface between office management and the shop floor. What You’ll Do: Specification & Process Analysis Interpret customer production specifications from drawings, blueprints, samples, or written requirements Analyze product material and configuration specs to confirm form, fit, and function Evaluate product tolerances against real manufacturing process capabilities Manufacturing Process Development Determine manufacturing routing, bill of materials structure, and outside service processes Apply manufacturing engineering standards consistently across product lines Define product and raw material stock codes, including industry standards and revision levels Documentation & Cross – Functional Support Prepare cost estimates supporting sales and customer service quotations Generate factory orders, purchase orders, and supporting production documentation Review of customer order instructions to resolve technical issues, including redesigning needs Challenges You’ll Navigate Translating a customer's paper spec into a process that's efficient on the shop floor, not just accurate on paper Catching quality-versus-capability mismatches before they become production problems Keeping documentation tight enough that sales, engineering, and the factory floor are always working from the same source of truth Qualifications Qualifications Job Requirements: High school diploma or associate’s degree Working knowledge of mechanical manufacturing processes, including assembly and testing Strong leadership and cross-functional communication skills ","IsExpired":false} #J-18808-Ljbffr