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Komatsu

Manufacturing Engineer

Komatsu

. Own, develop, and continuously improve large assembly processes for heavy equipment at CMO .

Posted 11/8/2026full-timeChattanooga • Tennessee • United StatesJuniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and improving assembly processes for heavy equipment, with a strong focus on quality control, efficiency, and safety. Proficient in analyzing production metrics and implementing effective solutions to enhance operational performance.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Assembly Process DevelopmentRoot-Cause AnalysisTime Study and Line BalancingCAD Layout DesignManufacturing Engineering Degree

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Hard Skills
Assembly SequencingStandard WorkTakt Time AnalysisCycle Time AnalysisTooling DesignError-Proofing TechniquesProcess Control MethodsData AnalysisEngineering Drawing InterpretationWorkstation Design
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationCollaboration with Cross-Functional TeamsProblem-SolvingTraining and Support
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft OfficeERP SystemsPower BIPower AppsDigital Manufacturing Tools
Industry Keywords
Manufacturing EngineeringHeavy Equipment AssemblyProduction SupportSafety ComplianceLean Manufacturing

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
AssemblyERP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own, develop, and continuously improve large assembly processes for heavy equipment at CMO
  • Translate product and production requirements into safe, repeatable, quality-controlled assembly methods
  • Establish standard work and labor standards; balance work across stations
  • Implement tooling, equipment, layouts, and digital controls needed to achieve production targets
  • Provide hands-on technical support to Operations
  • Lead process readiness for engineering changes, new models, and capacity changes
  • Develop, validate, release, and maintain assembly process sheets, standard work, visual instructions, drawings, specifications, and change documentation
  • Conduct direct observations, time studies, work sampling, and cycle-time analysis
  • Evaluate takt time, station loading, staffing, process flow, and man-machine utilization; create balanced work plans
  • Provide shop-floor technical support for assembly issues, defects, downtime, and nonstandard work
  • Lead root-cause analysis and corrective actions; verify results with data and update process controls and documentation
  • Plan and execute assembly readiness for new products, model introductions, design changes, and production trials
  • Identify process risks, confirm station capability, coordinate build support, close readiness gaps, and incorporate lessons learned
  • Specify, design, source, test, and improve assembly fixtures, lifting devices, torque-controlled tools, error-proofing, operator-assist equipment, and material presentation
  • Develop requirements and business justification for assembly equipment, facilities, and technology
  • Coordinate suppliers, purchasing, installation, commissioning, acceptance, training, and turnover while managing scope, schedule, cost, safety, and production impact
  • Lead improvement activities that reduce labor hours, defects, rework, downtime, material waste, and operating cost
  • Communicate process requirements and technical information across functions and with global Komatsu operations
  • Train and support production associates, supervisors, and technical personnel on new or revised assembly processes

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a closely related engineering discipline
  • One to three years of manufacturing engineering or related production-support experience required
  • Direct experience supporting large, complex, low-volume or mixed-model assembly operations strongly preferred
  • Working knowledge of assembly sequencing, standard work, time study, line balancing, takt and cycle time, labor planning, capacity analysis, workstation design, tooling, torque applications, error-proofing, and ergonomic risk reduction
  • Ability to analyze defects, process variation, downtime, and productivity losses using structured root-cause and corrective-action methods
  • Experience with PFMEA, control plans, layered process reviews, or comparable process-control methods preferred
  • Ability to interpret engineering drawings, product specifications, bills of materials, and engineering changes and convert them into manufacturing processes and work instructions
  • Ability to develop or review layouts, workstation concepts, and tooling drawings using CAD or equivalent tools
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office and data analysis required
  • Experience with ERP systems such as SAP is a plus
  • Experience with 3D product data, Power BI, Power Apps, databases, scripting, or other digital manufacturing tools is a plus
  • Ability to define requirements, justify investments, evaluate proposals, coordinate vendors, manage implementation schedules, and verify equipment or process acceptance
  • Ability to work effectively with management, engineering, production associates, skilled trades, support functions, suppliers, and global partners
  • Must communicate technical information clearly, spend significant time on the production floor, manage changing priorities, and drive actions to closure
  • Regular presence on the assembly floor and compliance with plant safety rules
  • Ability to use required personal protective equipment
  • Ability to stand, walk, bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, reach, and manipulate light to medium weights of 1 to 40 pounds
  • Hand-eye coordination, dexterity, visual acuity, and ability to communicate in a production environment required
  • Occasional work outside normal business hours may be required
  • Travel may be required for supplier visits, equipment acceptance, training, or coordination with other Komatsu locations

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Opportunities to grow skills and career
  • Diverse and challenging work environment
  • Contribution to a sustainable, clean-energy future
  • Required personal protective equipment provided/required for work
  • Training and support on new or revised assembly processes