Amazon Manufacturing Services (AMS) is seeking an experienced Sr. Manufacturing Engineer to join our One MHS advanced manufacturing team. This role will serve as a critical bridge between our manufacturing operations and product engineering teams, driving manufacturing excellence through deep technical expertise in metals fabrication and automation technologies.

The ideal candidate will lead Design for Manufacturability (DFM) reviews across new and existing product programs — partnering with product engineering early in the design cycle to ensure components and assemblies are optimized for cost, quality, and production efficiency before they reach the floor. In addition to DFM, this role is responsible for identifying and executing throughput improvement initiatives across current production lines, including bottleneck analysis, cycle time reduction, setup optimization, and capacity planning to maximize output against existing equipment and labor constraints.

Key job responsibilities
Lead manufacturing process development and optimization across multiple fabrication technologies including roll forming, sheet metal fabrication, stamping, punching, welding, and die casting

Provide expert Design for Manufacturing (DFM) feedback to product engineering teams, ensuring designs are optimized for manufacturability, quality, and cost

Drive implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies and automation solutions to achieve world-class operational efficiency

Collaborate cross-functionally with product engineers, operations teams, and supply chain partners to resolve complex manufacturing challenges

Develop and implement process control strategies, quality systems, and continuous improvement initiatives

Lead capital equipment selection, specification, and commissioning activities

Mentor junior engineers and manufacturing technicians on best practices and technical problem-solving

Support new product introduction (NPI) activities from prototype through production ramp

Utilize PLM systems to manage product data, engineering changes, and manufacturing documentation throughout the product development lifecycle