About this position

Manufacturing Engineer III – Cadence (Florida)

Cadence is a contract manufacturer of medical devices, and we’re looking for a Manufacturing Engineer III to support our growing operations in Florida. This role focuses on improving how we build our products—making processes more efficient, more reliable, and more cost-effective. You’ll work closely with engineering, production, and quality teams and play an important part in keeping our manufacturing running smoothly.

What You’ll Do

Review and improve manufacturing processes to support quality, output, and cost-reduction goals.
Develop and update process control plans, work instructions, and standard operating procedures.
Work with design engineers to make sure new products can be manufactured effectively.
Lead root cause investigations and help solve day-to-day production issues.
Evaluate new equipment, tools, and technologies to determine whether they make sense for our operations.
Support ongoing lean and continuous improvement efforts.
Help maintain compliance with ISO requirements and general manufacturing standards.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
At least 5 years of experience in manufacturing engineering or a comparable role.
Experience with CAD software and basic manufacturing simulation tools.
Solid understanding of Lean/Six Sigma concepts.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including root cause analysis.
Experience working in an ISO-certified facility.
Background in both metals manufacturing and plastic injection molding.
Able to work independently and take initiative.
Practical, positive, “get it done” mindset.

Preferred Qualifications

Lean or Six Sigma certification.
Experience with automation or robotics.
Background in durable goods manufacturing.
Medical device manufacturing experience.
Experience leading cross-functional projects.

What You’ll Bring

This role involves hands-on engineering work, problem-solving, and steady collaboration with the teams on the floor. CAD skills, data analysis, and a working knowledge of lean tools will be used regularly. If you enjoy improving processes and want to contribute to the manufacturing of medical devices that make a real impact, this could be a great fit.