Crusoe
Manufacturing Engineer II
Tulsa, OK - US (2)fulltimemidAdded 3 weeks ago
About this role
Crusoe seeks an early-career Manufacturing Engineer to bridge design and production for modular AI infrastructure facilities. You'll optimize plant layouts, analyze production data, and support continuous improvement initiatives while gaining hands-on experience across the factory floor.
What you'll do
- Assist with plant layout design and material flow optimization for manufacturing floors
- Perform time studies and data analysis to identify bottlenecks and improve throughput
- Support Design for Manufacturability (DFMA) reviews with factory floor feedback
- Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures and assembly work instructions
- Help design manufacturing aids, jigs, and fixtures to improve ergonomics and safety
- Track key performance indicators and assist with real-time production issue resolution
What they're looking for
- CAD software (SolidWorks, SketchUp) for layout and fixture design
- Lean Manufacturing principles (5S, Kaizen)
- Data analysis and metrics reporting
- Metal fabrication and mechanical assembly processes
- First-principles problem solving
- Technical documentation and process writing
- Time study and throughput analysis
- Root cause analysis
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Crusoe
Crusoe builds AI infrastructure and data center systems, including cloud platforms, modular facilities, and manufacturing operations. The company is hiring engineers across software, mechanical engineering, facilities management, instrumentation, and CNC programming to design, optimize, and operate its mission-critical infrastructure.
View all jobs at CrusoeLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a manufacturing or assembly project from your internship or senior design—what was your role in improving the process, and what would you do differently today?
- Describe your experience with CAD software. Have you used it to design layouts, fixtures, or jigs, and how comfortable are you learning new tools quickly?