Manufacturing Engineer

At Polaris Inc., we have fun doing what we love by driving change and innovation. We empower employees to take on challenging assignments and roles with an elevated level of responsibility in our agile working environment. Our people make us who we are, and we create incredible products and experiences that empower us to THINK OUTSIDE.Position Summary  We are seeking a highly skilled Manufacturing Engineer to drive efficiency and cost‑effectiveness across production operations. This role is responsible for establishing, developing, and implementing optimal manufacturing methods while ensuring compliance with safety, quality, schedule, and cost standards. The Manufacturing Engineer analyzes workflows, evaluates production methods, identifies improvement opportunities, and collaborates with cross‑functional teams to enhance productivity and reduce unnecessary costs. This position plays a key role in supporting innovation, operational excellence, and the successful delivery of high‑quality products.  Preferred Qualifications Experience in cost‑reduction initiatives, material flow optimization, and work‑cell development Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies Proven ability to troubleshoot manufacturing equipment and processes Knowledge of cutting tools, fixturing, and machining processes  Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering 3–5 years of experience in CNC machining and manufacturing engineering.Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills Excellent verbal and written communication abilities Advanced English Strong project management capabilities  Position Overview The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing and updating process documentation, procedure instructions, and standards for operations, setup, and workstation layouts. The role conducts direct labor studies using established engineering practices and defines tooling and fixturing requirements for manufacturing processes. Coordination with tool designers to specify or procure new tooling and fixtures is essential. Key responsibilities include analyzing and evaluating manufacturing methods, resolving issues that negatively affect safety, quality, productivity, or cost, and identifying areas of unnecessary spending. The role researches and implements cost‑reduction strategies, supports material flow improvements, and assists in the development and troubleshooting of manufacturing equipment. The Manufacturing Engineer reviews preliminary product designs, recommends modifications to improve manufacturability and reduce costs, and prepares detailed capital equipment studies to support investment decisions. Additional duties include evaluating make‑versus‑buy decisions,...