Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Dallas, TX
Manufacturing Engineer jobs in Dallas, Texas are in strong demand, concentrated in the Stemmons Corridor, Irving's Las Colinas district, and the Plano-Richardson tech belt, across aerospace, defense, electronics, and industrial equipment manufacturing. Employers hiring right now include Texas Instruments, Wing, and AAA USA. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Job Description
Steel fabrication company needs a Manufacturing Engineer to coordinate activities including systems fabrication, tooling, welding, robotics, and mechanical assembly. Will provide engineering support to improve product quality and reduce production costs.
- Work on plant layout and process improvement projects.
- Will work on automation or robotics projects. Must have some ability to write control logic for PLC’s and CNC control.
- Conducts studies to maximize workflow and process utilization.
- Ensures that product designs, documentation, and assembly instructions are accurate, maintained and effective.
- Develops work instructions, designs assembly fixtures, tooling, and manufacturing equipment.
- Reviews production reports and solves manufacturing and maintenance problems, reducing costs and preventing shipping delays.
- Develops safe work practices. Seek opportunities for improvements in product and process quality.
- Works with employees to resolve problems and avoid grievances.
Company provides excellent benefits. US citizens and permanent residents only, please.
Qualifications
REQUIREMENTS
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Welding, or similar field. Will consider partial degree.
- Should have at least three years’ manufacturing engineering experience, preferably with fabricated or assembled products made of steel or steel parts.
- Should have experience working in an automated environment.
- Must have experience setting time standards, lean manufacturing, line balancing, and process flow.
Additional Information
Pearl Martin, Image Associates Inc. pearl AT jobspot DOT com
Please look me up on LinkedIn, and send me an invitation to Link: www.linkedin.com/in/pearlmartin1
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- Wing16

- AAA USA16A
- ONENERGY16

- MESTEK16

Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Dallas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a manufacturing engineer job in Dallas?
Focus your search on Dallas's strongest hiring sectors: aerospace and defense contractors along the Stemmons Corridor, electronics and semiconductor manufacturers in the Plano-Richardson corridor, and industrial equipment firms in Irving's Las Colinas district. Candidates with experience in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, or CNC process optimization stand out locally. Networking through the Dallas-Fort Worth area SME chapter and targeting mid-size contract manufacturers also accelerates the search significantly.
Which companies hire manufacturing engineers in Dallas?
Dallas manufacturing engineer roles are posted by Texas Instruments, Wing, and AAA USA and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. The Dallas market mixes large defense primes, global electronics firms, and a deep bench of mid-size industrial manufacturers spread across Irving, Plano, and the Stemmons Corridor.
Are there remote manufacturing engineer jobs in Dallas?
Yes, but only partially: hands-on process and tooling roles are almost entirely on-site, while quality systems, manufacturing process documentation, and supplier quality roles carry more remote flexibility. About 25% of manufacturing engineer openings tied to Dallas are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, skewing toward roles at software-driven or electronics firms in the Plano-Richardson corridor where desk-based engineering work is more common.
How can I get a manufacturing engineer job in Dallas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Dallas is targeting process technician or manufacturing engineering associate roles at the region's mid-size contract manufacturers and electronics assembly firms in Plano and Irving, which regularly hire graduates directly. A co-op or internship with a Dallas-area defense contractor such as those clustered near Fort Worth adds strong local credibility. Certifications in lean or Six Sigma, even at the white-belt level, consistently differentiate entry-level candidates in this market.
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