Engineering Manager

Design Hire is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead technical execution guide product-focused engineering work and support a growing operation. This role is a strong fit for someone who can balance hands-on problem-solving team leadership and cross-functional collaboration in a production-driven environment.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and support an engineering team through design reviews project priorities technical decisions and day-to-day execution.
Partner with operations quality and production teams to improve manufacturability efficiency and overall product performance.
Oversee engineering support for new and existing products from concept through release.
Review technical documentation drawings models and process-related requirements for accuracy and completeness.
Help drive continuous improvement initiatives tied to cost quality timelines and production capability.

Qualifications

5 years of engineering experience in a manufacturing or production environment.
Prior management team lead or project leadership experience preferred.
Strong background with machining processes including milling centers.
Experience with product development involving plastics sheet metal or related materials.
Proficiency with 3D CAD tools.
Bachelors degree in Engineering or a related technical field preferred.
Ability to communicate clearly across engineering operations vendors and leadership.
Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities at once.

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