The Process Engineer will be responsible for optimizing manufacturing processes, improving efficiency, and ensuring product quality.
Compensation
Starting Pay / Salary Range
$85,000.00 - $122,200.00 / year
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and implement new manufacturing processes and optimize existing ones to enhance productivity, reduce costs, and improve product quality.
Conduct process analysis, identify bottlenecks, and propose solutions to improve operational efficiency and throughput.
Develop and execute process validation protocols, including IQ, OQ, and PQ, to ensure compliance with industry standards and internal procedures.
Monitor process performance using statistical process control (SPC) and other analytical tools, troubleshoot deviations, and implement corrective actions.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including R&D, production, quality assurance, and maintenance to support new product introductions and continuous improvement initiatives.
Provide manufacturing and process engineering support for guided projectile and advanced ammunition production programs at the Plymouth, Minnesota facility.
Compensation
Primary Level Salary Range: $79,600.00 - $119,400.00
Secondary Level Salary Range: $98,900.00 - $148,300.00
Depending on the position, employees may be eligible for overtime, shift differential, and a discretionary bonus in addition to base pay. Annual bonuses are designed to reward individual contributions as well as allow employees to share in company results.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain manufacturing processes, work instructions, and supporting documentation
Coordinate and provide hands‑on support for builds of electromechanical assemblies
Support development, implementation, qualification, and ramp‑up of an advanced automated assembly cell
Work with engineers, suppliers, and stakeholders to define equipment requirements and evaluate concepts
Assist with troubleshooting and continuous improvement of automation equipment, tooling, controls, inspection systems, test equipment
Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related STEM discipline
Lead governance initiatives across semiconductor manufacturing lines, develop frameworks, dashboards, and drive continuous improvement projects to enhance manufacturing stability and quality.
Responsibilities
Lead rollout and maintenance of Frontline Stability Program initiatives across HBM and Non-HBM manufacturing lines
Manage governance frameworks such as FEAT, EFM, and CESG
Establish operational benchmarks and monitoring mechanisms to improve manufacturing stability, equipment health, and quality performance
Work alongside Site Engineering, Quality, and Manufacturing departments to secure timely closure of issues and alignment with governance standards
Define and deploy machine auto-trigger strategies based on equipment alarms, FDC, SPC, hotspot detection, and Sub-Lot Soft Bin Limits
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechatronics, Semiconductor Engineering, or a related field
Lead initiatives to improve glass manufacturing performance, reduce costs, and support strategic growth across North American and European operations.
Compensation
$103,400.00-$142,200.00 Annual
Responsibilities
Lead plant-scale trials and commercialization efforts to improve glass performance, manufacturing efficiency, yield, quality, and overall cost competitiveness.
Identify, prioritize, and champion process improvement, product development, and cost-reduction opportunities that deliver measurable business value.
Establish and maintain statistical process control (SPC) methodologies that consistently achieve glass compositional targets, product quality requirements, and manufacturing performance objectives.
Drive reductions in raw material and process variability through data-driven analysis, resulting in improved process stability and operational reliability.
Lead and support batch process optimization initiatives that increase throughput, reduce waste, improve quality, and enhance manufacturing productivity.
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Ceramic, Glass, or Materials Science and Engineering
Nice to have: Master’s degree or PhD in Ceramic, Glass, or Materials Science and Engineering
Nice to have: design and operation of bulk material conveying systems
Responsible for identifying and managing asset reliability risks that could adversely affect plant or business operations, guiding efforts to ensure reliability and maintainability of equipment, processes, utilities, facilities, controls, safety and process safety systems.
Responsibilities
Defines, designs, develops, monitors and refines an asset maintenance plan
Applies predictive and non-destructive testing methodologies to identify and isolate reliability problems
Develops engineering solutions to repetitive failures and other operational issues
Applies data analysis techniques including statistical process control, reliability modeling, fault tree analysis, Six Sigma, RCA and RCFA
Works with project and area engineering to ensure reliability and maintainability of new and modified installations
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or equivalent
Nice to have: CMMS experience
Nice to have: Knowledge of Mill processes and equipment
Oversees the deployment of the quality function throughout the entire supply chain, establishing and maintaining quality systems for suppliers, manufacturing processes, and field performance of Badger’s trucks.
Compensation
The compensation for this role will be commensurate based on education and/or experience.
Responsibilities
Develop, implement, monitor, measure, and improve quality standards and control systems for Badger Manufacturing
Lead the quality team and conduct inspections, monitoring, and analysis of quality performance
Set group and individual initiatives for performance and deadlines supporting manufacturing goals
Ensure workflows, processes, and products comply with safety regulations and company standards
Collaborate with stakeholders and management to continuously improve operational metrics and achieve organizational goals
Requirements
Associate’s degree in Quality Management, Quality Assurance or a related discipline
Nice to have: American Society for Quality (ASQ) certification in Engineering
Lead and execute continuous improvement projects spanning scrap reduction, output improvement, raw material sourcing improvements, master data accuracy, quality, and EHS
Contribute to system improvements, including data collection, data storage, controls, and reporting to increase visibility into process and equipment performance
Manage projects from scoping through vendor selection and execution
Analyze production and quality data to identify trends, quantify opportunities, and prioritize improvements
Partner with process engineers, production supervisors, operators, maintenance, quality, and EHS to identify root causes, implement corrective actions, and stabilize manufacturing processes
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, chemical, industrial, or related engineering discipline
Nice to have: Six Sigma certification (Green Belt or higher)
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