About this role
This is how you make an impact As a Manufacturing Engineer (Cabinet Assembly), you will own and continuously improve cabinet and enclosure assembly processes, ensuring they are safe, efficient, high-quality, and cost-effective. By acting as the technical owner from prototype builds through volume ramp-up, you enable manufacturing readiness and smooth transitions in a high-mix EMS environment. Your hands-on expertise and end-to-end ownership directly support scalable production and business growth in a fast-paced startup. This is what we offer you In the role of Manufacturing Engineer (Cabinet Assembly) we offer you a challenging position in a dynamic and thriving production environment. You will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the development and profitability of Neways. We offer a full-time position in a highly motivated and collegial work environment with plenty of freedom for initiatives and room for personal development. A good salary matches your knowledge and experience. What really sets this job apart is a challenging position within a strongly growing, innovative and project driven high-tech electronics organization. Next to that we offer you ample opportunities to further develop and grow yourself as a professional. This is what you bring to the team We value professionalism, decisiveness, and confident decision-making. You have a strong analytical mindset and the ability to maintain a clear overview while keeping customer needs front and center. With excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, you know how to inspire teams and drive results. Your problem-solving abilities and structured approach enable you to tackle challenges effectively and keep quality at the core of everything you do. Additionally, you have: Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechatronics, or related field Minimum 3–7 year’s experience in: EMS or electronics manufacturing environment Cabinet / enclosure assembly, panel wiring, or electromechanical integration Experience supporting low-to-medium volume, high-mix production is an advantage Strong understanding of: Mechanical assembly processes Electrical panel / cabinet wiring practices BOMs, drawings, and assembly documentation Ability to read and interpret: Mechanical drawings Electrical schematics and wiring diagrams Familiar with manufacturing KPIs, process capability, and quality tools Experience with Lean Manufacturing principles is preferred