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Jabil

Designs and builds electronics for other brands

Engineering Manager

Manufacturing EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related technical discipline is required.
  • At least eight years of progressive experience in manufacturing system design, PFMEA leadership, risk assessment execution, ergonomic analysis, and industrialization within complex assembly environments is required.
  • Demonstrated experience with large-form assemblies, Design for Assembly and Design for Manufacturability leadership, facility layout redesign, labor modeling, and cross-functional project execution is required.
  • Proven ability to lead measurable safety improvements, risk reduction initiatives, and financial performance gains is required.
  • Must be able to obtain and maintain all required job-related certifications.

Responsibilities

  • Recruit and interview Industrial Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers.
  • Communicate role expectations and competency criteria to recruiters for Senior Industrial Engineer candidates.
  • Coach engineers in structured problem solving, PFMEA methodology, risk-based decision making, and data-driven execution.
  • Monitor team member turnover, identify improvement opportunities, and implement retention strategies.
  • Identify individual and team strengths and development needs on an ongoing basis.
  • Create and validate Industrial Engineering training curriculum covering work measurement, labor modeling, ergonomics, PFMEA, layout simulation, and risk mitigation.
  • Develop and maintain training aligned to LFA manufacturing environments and complex facility design.
  • Mentor engineers to design safe, ergonomic, scalable, and financially optimized production systems.
  • Establish measurable goals tied to productivity, labor efficiency, ergonomic risk reduction, floor-space optimization, yield performance, safety, cost reduction, throughput improvement, risk mitigation, and NPI readiness.
  • Solicit ongoing feedback from Engineering Management, Workcell Managers, Business Unit Directors, peers, and team members.
  • Provide coaching and corrective guidance based on KPI performance and identified risk exposure.
  • Drive continuous improvement across operational, safety, and ergonomic KPIs.
  • Coordinate engineering execution during product launches, facility modifications, capacity expansions, and production escalations.
  • Identify methods to reduce cost through streamlining, ergonomic improvement, and elimination of non-value-added activities.
  • Lead cost-avoidance initiatives through proactive risk identification and mitigation planning.
  • Drive cost-down initiatives through Design for Assembly, Design for Manufacturability, and PFMEA-driven process improvements.
  • Use analytical tools to monitor departmental cost performance, safety trends, productivity, and labor absorption metrics.
  • Architect scalable manufacturing systems for large mechanical and electrical assemblies.
  • Lead comprehensive PFMEA activities to identify process risks, failure modes, and control gaps before launch and during sustaining production.
  • Conduct formal risk assessments for new equipment, layout changes, process modifications, and facility upgrades.
  • Develop mitigation strategies to reduce operational, safety, quality, and capacity risks.
  • Lead ergonomic assessments covering repetitive motion, lifting and load evaluations, reach-zone optimization, workstation height and adjustability validation, fatigue reduction, and ergonomic standards compliance.
  • Lead facility layout design including production flow, staging, warehouse integration, receiving, shipping, PFEP, and detrash strategies.
  • Support building and infrastructure modifications involving utility capacity planning, pit and foundation requirements, structural modifications, and equipment footprint and heavy-material-handling paths.
  • Lead Design for Manufacturability and Design for Assembly reviews during NPI.
  • Drive part-count reduction, assembly simplification, ergonomic risk mitigation, and process standardization.
  • Develop advanced labor models incorporating takt time, efficiency, yield, and demand variability.
  • Own time studies, work-measurement systems, and labor-standards validation.
  • Build and maintain capacity models supporting shift strategy and growth planning.
  • Identify bottlenecks and implement data-driven corrective actions.
  • Lead layout simulations and material-flow optimization studies.
  • Support quoting activities with detailed labor, facility, and risk-based cost analysis.
  • Partner with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Facilities, EHS, and Operations to deploy safe and scalable production systems.
  • Enforce adherence to EHS, safety, and risk-mitigation policies across Industrial Engineering activities.

About the Company

Jabil

Designs and builds electronics for other brands

Jabil designs and manufactures electronics and other products for companies that sell them under their own brands, including makers of AI data center hardware, medical devices, cars, and defense systems. Customers bring a product idea or design, and Jabil handles the engineering, sources the parts, builds the product at scale, and manages the supply chain behind it. The work runs through a global network of factories, so one partner can build products for customers across many markets, from data center racks to medical equipment. Jabil earns revenue through manufacturing and engineering service contracts with these brands. The company was founded in 1966 and is based in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Saint Petersburg, Florida
Founded
1966

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