2025-11-14 – Weekly Manufacturing Jobs : Remote roles in manufacturing increase

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the manufacturing job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with leadership skills. There’s a strong demand for managers and technical leads. Plus, there are some verified remote roles for those who prefer working from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Manufacturing Manager

    • Company: BOEING | Location: Seattle, WA
    • If leading a team in the Test & Evaluation sector sounds like your cup of tea, this role could be for you. Boeing is looking for someone who can manage effectively in Seattle or Tukwila.
      Apply Here
  • Manufacturing Manager

    • Company: BOEING | Location: Everett, WA
    • Dive into the world of electrical systems at Boeing’s Commercial Airplanes division. Perfect for those ready to manage and support production lines.
      Apply Here
  • Senior Manufacturing Manager

    • Company: BOEING | Location: Everett, WA
    • Looking to take it up a notch? This senior role involves managing operations for Boeing’s Electrical division, perfect for seasoned pros.
      Apply Here
  • Senior Manufacturing Operations Analyst

    • Company: BOEING | Location: Everett, WA
    • Join the team working on the 777-9 Build. This role is ideal for analysts with a knack for optimizing manufacturing processes.
      Apply Here
  • Manufacturing Project Manager

    • Company: Ascentec Engineering, LLC | Location: Tualatin, OR
    • If precision manufacturing excites you, this role at Ascentec might be just the ticket. Engineering expertise is key.
      Apply Here
  • Technical Lead - Manufacturing Engineering

    • Company: Raytheon | Location: Andover, MA
    • Raytheon is on the hunt for a technical lead to drive their manufacturing engineering team. This calls for experience and enthusiasm in equal measure.
      Apply Here

Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are a hot topic, with several openings that allow you to work from anywhere. It’s a great time to explore these flexible opportunities.

  • Partner Engagement Manager, Manufacturing

    • Company: Xometry | Location: San Diego County, CA
    • Help bridge the gap between big ideas and manufacturing capabilities. Experience in supply chain or manufacturing is a must.
      Apply Here
  • Manufacturing Solutions Engineer

    • Company: Xometry | Location: Austin, TX
    • This role requires 7+ years in manufacturing, product development, and project management. It’s all about making big ideas a reality.
      Apply Here
  • Digital Manufacturing Senior Analyst

    • Company: Implementation Engineers | Location: Chicago, IL
    • Shape the future of digital manufacturing. This role is all about collaboration and innovation.
      Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Stay proactive and keep an eye on these opportunities. It’s all about finding the right fit that aligns with your skills and aspirations. Good luck out there!

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And snagged a remote manufacturing lead role in August by tailoring my resume to the post (MES/ERP, APQP/PPAP, and quantified wins like OEE +6%) and applying within minutes — “apply promptly” really is the move. Set alerts and mirror the job’s exact keywords before you hit submit. Small caveat: many “remote” listings still expect 20–30% plant travel during launch phases.

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Got a remote manufacturing ops lead last quarter by attaching a one-page “90-day plan” to my application and DMing the recruiter within an hour — these real-time listings vanish fast. Small caveat: a lot of “remote” postings bake in 20–30% travel, so ask about travel upfront, @william_whi72.

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Quick tip: because these are “real-time” listings, I keep a one-page process-improvement snapshot ready (SMED before/after plus a simple SPC chart) and drop a link when I apply — it’s sped up callbacks for manager/tech lead roles. Also, hidden “remote” travel () is common, so I confirm expectations upfront and use the ASQ board for filters: https://www.asq.org/career-center.

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I’ve gotten faster callbacks by stating my remote cadence in the cover note (15‑min daily standup, weekly Pareto review) plus a tiny RACI/escalation matrix — lets them picture how I’ll run cross‑site; building on @sophia21, keep it tight or it reads like bureaucracy.

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With the focus on “leadership skills,” I lead my application with a 2‑sentence win (+7% OEE in 60 days) and a link to a tiny Notion portfolio of three A3s plus a 90‑sec Loom walkthrough — this got me two interviews for verified remote manufacturing roles last month (example A3 overview: https://www.lean.org/explore-lean/a3-thinking). Small caveat: if the portal strips links, I paste a plain‑text URL and put my time zone + systems I’ve led (NetSuite, Tulip, Ignition) at the top so the remote fit is obvious.

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