Project Engineer - Manufacturing & Process Equipment

Prosimo.io
Prosimo.io

Phoenix Metropolitan Area, AZ, USA

USD 90k-110k / year

Posted on Aug 31, 2026

Project Engineer – Manufacturing & Process Equipment

Phoenix, AZ | $90K–$110K+ | Full-Time

We’re partnering with a growing engineering and manufacturing solutions company to hire a Project Engineer who will lead technical projects for food, beverage, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing customers.

This is a hands-on, customer-facing engineering role, not a back-office design position. You’ll take ownership of the engineering side of multiple projects, from drawings and equipment selection through RFQs, installation, and startup.

What You’ll Do

  • Lead engineering execution across multiple industrial/manufacturing projects
  • Develop and review equipment layouts and drawings in AutoCAD
  • Handle equipment selection, RFQs, technical coordination, and vendor communication
  • Support installation, commissioning, and startup strategy
  • Manage schedules, deliverables, technical issues, and changing customer requirements
  • Serve as a key technical point of contact for customers
  • Identify problems early and develop practical engineering solutions
  • Work closely with internal project management, sales, and engineering teams

What We’re Looking For

  • 5–7+ years of engineering experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment
  • Experience leading technical projects from design through implementation
  • Advanced/Expert AutoCAD skills
  • Strong customer-facing and vendor communication experience
  • Ability to manage multiple projects and shifting priorities
  • Strong problem-solving skills with a practical, solutions-oriented approach
  • Experience with food, beverage, dairy, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, packaging, or process equipment strongly preferred
  • Powder/bulk material handling experience is a major plus
  • Autodesk Inventor and/or 3D scanning experience is a plus

Schedule: Primarily onsite Monday–Thursday with remote Fridays. Some customer-site travel is required, generally short trips of 2–3 days.