4 manufacturing engineer jobs found in Elkhart, IN

Company and Position Overview: JB Poindexter & Co (JBPCO) is a privately held, diversified manufacturing company forecasting $3B in annual revenue and 10,000 team members in 2026. JBPCO prides itself on providing best-in-class commercial automotive and industrial vehicles. The nine operating subsidiaries, covering approximately 70 locations, are engaged in the production of commercial truck bodies, step-vans, utility trucks, ambulances, funeral coaches, limousines, electric and alternative fuel vehicles, pickup truck bed enclosures, and expandable foam plastic packaging. For more information about our industry leading brands and products visit JBPoindexter.com or connect on LinkedIn. Advanced Manufacturing Engineer - Program Lead will be responsible for leading automation projects from concept to implementation across JBPCO's manufacturing sites. The project's life cycle includes, but is not limited to identifying automation opportunities, justifying, developing...

Overview We're looking for a proactive, floor-present Manufacturing Engineer to help bring order to complexity across a high-variation truck body manufacturing operation. With a wide variety of customer specs and semi-custom product lines, this role is all about solving for variability, stabilizing production, and building standardized processes that actually work on the floor. You'll partner directly with welders, fabricators, assemblers, painters, and supervisors to streamline flow, write clear SOPs, and resolve production issues in real-time. From fabrication to paint to final assembly, you'll have a hand in every department and the autonomy to drive meaningful change across the shop. This is one of just two Manufacturing Engineers onsite, which means real opportunity, and real responsibility, for someone who thrives in fast-paced, hands-on environments. If you're ready to take ownership of the entire production process and you want to see your impact ripple across the...

Overall Responsibilities: The Design Engineer is responsible for the design and development of fiberglass and aluminum-based products. Manages the technical design, and redesign of current product lines. Manage all states of the development of new products as well as coordinating modification or design changes in existing product lines. RESPONSIBILITIES: Integral part of the development cycle, by providing design support to projects and product lines assigned to them Proficiency in computer aided engineering (CAD) Solid Works. Proficiency in surface modeling. Manage documentation of prints. Design test fixtures, as necessary, to conduct experiments (in cooperation with test lab). Proactively provide leadership by engaging relevant manufacturing personnel during construction of design validation units. Coordinate testing of prototypes and products to validate performance of designs. Analyze and develop manufacturable industrial designs and concept drawings. Stay...

Scope of Work: The Engineering Manager oversees a team responsible for completing construction projects. They ensure timely, detailed coordination and installation designs for electrical systems, adhering to PDI standards and best practices via a Virtual Design Platform. They collaborate with project teams and customers to provide innovative, cost-effective solutions while maintaining Gaylor Electric standards. The manager supervises skilled professionals on various nationwide electrical projects, ranging from $1 million to $400 million, including Design Build, Plans and Specs, and Design Assist contracts. Projects span Mission Critical, Warehouse Distribution, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Multifamily, and Hospitality sectors. Responsibilities: Project Leadership: Lead multiple projects during preconstruction phases, managing Design Engineers and Virtual Design team members. Code Compliance: Maintain knowledge of relevant codes and standards, ensuring all designs comply...