Manufacturing Engineering & Process Talent
Manufacturing engineers, process technicians, CMM / metrology specialists, automation / controls engineers, and tooling engineers who stabilize processes, support launches, improve tooling and automation, and leave your team stronger than they found it.
Roles We Place
Engineering and process talent that comes up through manufacturing — comfortable at the machine and on the floor, not just in the spreadsheet.
Where They Make an Impact
- Production launches and ramp-up support
- Process development and improvement
- Cycle-time, scrap, and rework reduction
- Troubleshooting recurring process problems
- Work instructions and manufacturing documentation
- Inspection support and quality systems
- Knowledge transfer before a retirement or transition
Engineering That Pairs With the Floor
Engineering support lands hardest when it's paired with the hands to execute — which is why manufacturers often combine it with our CNC machinists or tooling specialists. See every role on Who We Place or start at the manufacturer overview.
What to Define Before Recruiting Engineering Support
A useful manufacturing-engineering scope starts with the production problem: the process or cell involved, current output, quality or downtime constraint, equipment and controls, documentation requirements, launch timing, and the level of ownership expected. That distinction matters because a process-improvement assignment requires a different background than an equipment transfer, validation effort, tooling launch, or temporary production-engineering vacancy.
Titan can screen for hands-on manufacturing experience alongside engineering depth, then connect the request to related automation and controls, tooling engineering, or first-article support when the work crosses functions.
Same-Day Response. Nationwide Deployment.
Tell us what's on the floor and what's holding it up — a Titan machinist, not a call center, scopes every request.
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