2 continuous improvement engineer jobs found

The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and improving mechanical systems, components, and products to support engineering and production operations. This role involves applying engineering principles, conducting analysis, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure projects meet technical requirements, safety standards, and customer expectations. The Mechanical Engineer plays a key role in driving innovation, product quality, and efficiency improvements across the organization. The Mechanical Engineer reports directly to the Chief Technology Officer (CTO). This position may collaborate with Fabrication, Assembly, Maintenance, Quality, and Production teams. $115,000 - $125,000 a year RESPONSIBILITIES Primary Duties --Ability to interpret technical specifications to develop conceptual drawings and bill of materials. --Design and develop mechanical systems, components, and equipment in alignment with project specifications. --Prepare...

Aerospace is at a turning point - costs are rising, supply chains are strained, and old ways of building can't keep up. At Neon Aero, we're breaking that mold. We move fast, think big, and combine start-up agility with aerospace expertise to design, build, and scale aircraft in ways the industry has never seen. Our team leverages automation, AI-driven tools, and a fully connected digital backbone to accelerate innovation and reduce barriers to production. Here, you won't just take a job - you'll help reinvent how the world flies. If you're ready to solve complex problems, push technology further, and work alongside some of the brightest minds in aerospace, this is your chance to make a real impact. Neon Aero is building the next generation of advanced propeller systems-and we're looking for an Aerospace Design/Manufacturing Engineer who loves living at the intersection of design intent and real-world production. In this role, you'll be the connective tissue between engineering and...