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Manufacturing Engineer

Stokesley
6 days ago
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Job Title: Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Stokesley
Salary: Up to £44,000
Benefits: Bonus scheme, pension, training & development, enhanced holidays, flexible benefits package.

The Company

Our client is a highly respected global engineering innovator, recognised for developing advanced sensing and monitoring technologies used across industries such as defence, aerospace, beverage, marine, and scientific applications. With international operations and exciting growth plans, they offer a modern, collaborative, and people-focused environment where engineers can work on cutting-edge technology and genuinely shape the future of manufacturing.

This is an organisation that invests heavily in employee development, encourages new ideas, and provides long-term career progression. If you’re looking for a role where you can make a real impact while growing your skills, this is the place for you.

Job Description

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will play a vital role in optimising production processes across the full product lifecycle. The Manufacturing Engineer will analyse existing manufacturing methods, drive improvements, and implement high-quality, cost-effective solutions that enhance efficiency and production outputs.

Working closely with cross-functional teams, the Manufacturing Engineer will champion robust manufacturing principles, support daily production operations, and help ensure that product quality, delivery, and performance targets are met. This position is perfect for someone who thrives in a hands-on engineering environment and enjoys solving complex production challenges.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Optimising and maintaining manufacturing processes in line with quality standards including ISO 9001.

  • Ensuring robust processes that meet product yield, quality, and time expectations.

  • Driving continuous improvement and lean manufacturing activities.

  • Identifying process inefficiencies and implementing cost-saving improvements.

  • Designing and implementing manufacturing routings within the MRP system.

  • Supporting production teams with day-to-day engineering issues and technical guidance.

  • Producing clear, accurate work instructions and documentation using CAD.

  • Contributing to safety initiatives, audits, and root-cause investigations.

  • Staying current with modern manufacturing technologies to support future capability.

    This Manufacturing Engineer role requires strong analytical skills, a proactive mindset, and the ability to collaborate effectively across departments.

    Skills & Experience

    Essential:

  • Degree/HND or equivalent experience in Engineering or Manufacturing.

  • 3+ years’ electrical/electronic practical production engineering experience.

  • Strong electronic fault finding, soldering, and electrical wiring capability.

  • Knowledge of manufacturing processes, quality control, and lean principles.

  • Proficient with CAD, Microsoft Office, and MRP systems.

  • Strong communication skills and ability to create detailed work instructions.

  • Proven track record of process improvement and cost-saving initiatives.

    Desirable:

  • Knowledge of PLCs, robotics, programming languages, Six Sigma or Industry 4.0 technologies.

  • Experience with automation systems or advanced quality methodologies.

    Why Should You Apply?

  • Opportunity to work as a Manufacturing Engineer in a highly innovative engineering environment.

  • A company that values its people, supports career development, and encourages fresh ideas.

  • Exposure to cutting-edge technology across global industries.

  • A collaborative, inclusive culture that promotes teamwork, innovation, and continuous improvement.

  • Real influence on production efficiency and long-term manufacturing strategy.

  • An exciting time to join as the business expands internationally.

    If you are a motivated Manufacturing Engineer seeking a fresh challenge within a forward-thinking organisation, we’d love to hear from you

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