Jobs at A.J. Rose Manufacturing Co.

This full-time Manufacturing Manager role is based onsite in Plymouth, Minnesota, leading the production operations for the Peripheral Vascular Health Operating Unit within Medtronic's medical device division. The position involves overseeing production schedules, managing budgets, and developing personnel to meet quality and cost objectives while ensuring efficient factory operations. Reporting to the Manufacturing Director, the manager works closely with production supervisors to drive performance in a high-volume environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven culture focused on alleviating pain and extending life globally. It offers significant professional growth through exposure to diverse medical technologies and a collaborative environment that values bold innovation and cross-functional teamwork. The position requires a minimum of five years of relevant experience and a bachelor's degree.

This full-time Manufacturing Maintenance Technician III role supports the production of high-quality components for implantable medical devices at Medtronic's Brooklyn Center facility. The position involves maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing semi-automated and automated equipment, including robotics, PLCs, and vision inspection systems, while ensuring high uptime and driving key performance indicators. Key responsibilities include performing preventive maintenance, diagnosing failures, and leading continuous improvement initiatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that alleviates pain and extends life, offering a collaborative culture focused on professional growth and cross-functional teamwork. This is an onsite position requiring a minimum of five days per week on-site to foster in-person innovation and engineering excellence.

The Parts Sales Associate role supports the Parts and Service department at a growing truck body manufacturer by managing the end-to-end order fulfillment process. Key responsibilities include generating customer quotes, entering sales orders, sourcing parts, coordinating logistics, and handling vendor purchase orders to ensure timely delivery. The position also involves maintaining inventory accuracy, managing product displays, and providing technical support for service offerings like preventive maintenance and repairs. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment that blends office and warehouse work with a small-company culture and comprehensive benefits. The role offers significant growth potential within a rapidly expanding network and includes paid training, tuition reimbursement, and a supportive team atmosphere.

This onsite Senior Clinical Product Development Program Manager role within Medtronic's Pelvic Health unit leads cross-functional teams in developing medical device systems and clinical studies for neurological and pelvic health conditions. Key responsibilities include managing program scope, schedules, and budgets while integrating clinical evidence strategies to support regulatory approvals and reimbursement. The position requires partnering with global teams to ensure GCP compliance and driving execution from design through manufacturing ramp-up. The role appeals to professionals seeking to advance a mission of alleviating pain and restoring health within a collaborative, innovation-driven culture. While primarily based in Fridley, Minnesota, the position involves approximately 25% travel for collaboration and project support.

This full-time Senior Electrical Engineer role is based onsite at the Medtronic Tempe Campus within the Product Analysis Lab. The position focuses on performing electrical and physical failure analysis on microelectronic systems to support development, manufacturing, and field operations. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting circuits using specialized instruments, analyzing digital and analog components, utilizing microscopy and x-ray equipment for inspection, and presenting technical findings to leadership. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven healthcare organization dedicated to alleviating pain and extending life. It offers a collaborative culture that values in-person cross-functional teamwork and professional growth, with opportunities to work on bold innovations in medical technology.

The Quality Systems Program Manager role leads strategy, governance, and execution of quality programs across Medtronic's Twin Cities manufacturing sites. Key responsibilities include driving CAPA governance, developing audit strategies, ensuring regulatory inspection readiness, and fostering cross-functional collaboration to standardize processes and improve quality culture. The position appeals to professionals seeking to advance healthcare access and equity while working within a purpose-driven culture that values bold innovation and operational excellence. This is a full-time, onsite position requiring a minimum of five days per week in the office to support professional growth and team alignment.

The Test Engineer II role supports the Verification Performance Testing team at Medtronic, focusing on ensuring product quality through rigorous testing protocols. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing testing methods, planning equipment and labor schedules, analyzing test data, and documenting results for quality review. This position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization dedicated to alleviating pain and extending life through healthcare innovation. The role offers a collaborative environment with cross-functional interaction and opportunities to refine testing procedures and manufacturing processes. The position is based on-site with first-shift hours from Monday to Friday.

This onsite Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist role within Medtronic's Pelvic Health Operating Unit supports the Neuroscience organization by ensuring compliance for minimally invasive neuromodulation therapies. The position involves coordinating document packages for regulatory submissions, managing license renewals, and recommending changes to labeling and clinical protocols to meet global standards. Key responsibilities include leading interactions with regulatory agencies and maintaining tracking systems for audits and inspections. The role appeals to professionals seeking to advance patient care for complex neurological conditions within a culture that values innovation, cross-functional collaboration, and in-person teamwork. Candidates will work onsite a minimum of four days per week to foster professional growth and contribute to a mission of alleviating pain and restoring health.

This Principal Mechanical Design Engineering role within Medtronic's Cranial & Spinal Technologies unit focuses on managing the lifecycle of image-guided surgical systems. The position involves leading root cause analysis for technical issues, maintaining critical documentation such as bills of materials and failure mode analyses, and collaborating with suppliers to optimize design for manufacturing and assembly. Key duties also include performing engineering tests, managing component replacements, and mentoring junior engineers. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance medical device innovation with a mission to alleviate pain and restore health. It offers a collaborative onsite environment where employees work four days a week to foster belonging and drive performance.

This Global Support Engineer II role within Medtronic's Surgical Robotics organization focuses on maintaining the Hugo Robotic-Assisted Surgery System. The position serves as a Level 3 technical escalation point, bridging Field Service, Engineering, and R&D teams to ensure system uptime and support complex clinical environments. Key responsibilities include diagnosing root causes for critical issues, managing system installs and repairs, and driving design improvements based on real-world feedback. The role appeals to those who thrive in high-pressure troubleshooting and value a mission-driven culture that prioritizes patient care. While the position requires a minimum of four days onsite in North Haven, Connecticut, it offers significant travel opportunities up to 40% for domestic and international support, fostering professional growth through cross-functional collaboration.

This senior management role leads data governance, quality, and business processes for the Procure to Pay domain within Medtronic's Global Operations and Supply Chain organization. The position involves managing a team of analysts to drive data integrity, conduct root cause analysis on source systems, and implement process improvements across global supply chain functions. Key responsibilities include developing data strategies, collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders, and overseeing data migration and validation projects. The role offers the opportunity to work onsite four days a week at various US locations, fostering a culture of professional growth and cross-functional collaboration. It is particularly appealing for those seeking to contribute to a mission-driven company that champions healthcare access and innovation while providing extensive training and mentorship to shape their career.

The 2026 Engineering Rotational Development Program places entry-level engineers within Caterpillar's Product Development team for a 12 to 18-month rotational experience. Participants rotate through diverse engineering disciplines such as product design, simulation, controls development, embedded software, and process engineering to solve real-world manufacturing challenges. Key responsibilities include designing components, analyzing system performance, developing control algorithms, and validating electronic systems alongside cross-functional teams. The role is appealing for its structured mentorship, exposure to cutting-edge technology in construction and mining equipment, and the opportunity to build a global career foundation. This is a full-time, in-person position based primarily in Peoria, Illinois, with limited travel and relocation support available for qualified candidates.

The 2026 Engineering Rotational Development Program places entry-level engineers within Caterpillar's Product Development team for a 12 to 18-month rotational experience. Participants rotate through diverse engineering disciplines such as product design, simulation, controls development, embedded software, and process engineering to solve real-world manufacturing challenges. Key responsibilities include designing components, optimizing system performance, developing control algorithms, and validating electronic systems alongside cross-functional teams. The program is appealing for its structured mentorship, early ownership of meaningful projects, and the opportunity to build a career at a global leader in sustainable construction and mining equipment. This full-time, in-person role is primarily based in Peoria, Illinois, with limited relocation assistance available, offering a collaborative environment focused on rapid skill acquisition and professional growth.

The 2026 Engineering Rotational Development Program places entry-level engineers within Caterpillar's Product Development team for a 12 to 18-month rotational experience. Participants rotate through diverse engineering disciplines including product design, simulation, controls development, embedded software, and process engineering to solve real-world manufacturing challenges. Key responsibilities involve designing components, analyzing system performance, developing control algorithms, and validating electronic systems alongside cross-functional teams. The program is appealing for its structured mentorship, early ownership of meaningful projects, and the opportunity to build a career at a global leader in sustainable technology. This full-time, in-person role is primarily based in Peoria, Illinois, with relocation support available, offering a collaborative environment focused on professional growth and innovation.

This Director of Operations role leads manufacturing, supply chain, and quality functions for a global leader in precision power electronics and control systems based in Rochester. The position oversees end-to-end production processes including electronics assembly, testing, and box build while managing critical relationships with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. Key responsibilities include maintaining ISO and industry-specific certifications, implementing Lean and Six Sigma initiatives to drive efficiency, and leading cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with strict regulations in aerospace, medical, and semiconductor sectors. The role appeals to experienced leaders seeking a hands-on player-coach environment where they can directly influence operational excellence and product reliability. The position is primarily onsite with a mix of strategic planning and floor oversight, offering opportunities for professional growth within a high-reliability engineering culture.

This full-time Manufacturing Engineer role supports the Warfare Systems business group within HII's Mission Technologies division in Syracuse, NY. The position focuses on driving process improvements and building long-term manufacturing capabilities for defense technology production. Key responsibilities include analyzing production lines to identify efficiency losses, ensuring compliance with customer and company standards, and creating detailed work instructions for assembly and test processes. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working in a supportive, values-driven culture that prioritizes continuous improvement and career growth. The position is based on-site with minimal travel requirements and offers opportunities to develop expertise in quality frameworks and system development.

This Test Engineer or Principal Test Engineer role supports the Manufacturing Engineering Team within Northrop Grumman's Integrated Mission Solutions organization in Warner Robins, Georgia. The position focuses on radar development and sustainment, requiring on-site daily work with occasional travel. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing testing methods, performing RF troubleshooting and root cause analysis for radar systems, and managing legacy test station upgrades. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on revolutionary defense systems within a culture that values intellectual curiosity and innovation. It offers opportunities to collaborate across cross-functional areas and contribute to making history through advanced technological advancements.

The Production RF Test Engineer role supports the manufacturing team at Metrea by validating RF communication products and electronic assemblies to ensure they meet strict performance and quality standards. Key responsibilities include operating specialized test equipment like spectrum analyzers, troubleshooting failures at component and system levels, and maintaining detailed documentation in compliance with quality regulations. The position also involves training colleagues and developing standard operating procedures. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a hyper-collaborative culture rooted in humility and systematic problem-solving, where decision-making is distributed to experts. The role is based in Victor, New York, with minimal travel required, and offers a comprehensive benefits package including a 401(k) match and generous paid time off.

This onsite leadership role within Raytheon's Engineering Rapid Build Services department in Tucson, Arizona, involves managing the Test Equipment and Prototyping Test and Inspection section. The position focuses on overseeing technicians who fabricate and test electrical and mechanical assemblies, requiring the leader to coordinate staffing, mentor direct reports, and manage shop operations and process improvements. Key responsibilities include driving team growth through training, ensuring compliance with lab policies, and providing technical guidance for troubleshooting complex fabrication issues. The role appeals to candidates seeking to lead a specialized team in a mission-driven environment that values innovation and collaboration. It offers the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art tools on critical defense projects while fostering a culture of trust and accountability. A Top Secret security clearance is required, and the position is strictly on-site.

This onsite leadership role within Raytheon's Engineering Rapid Build Services department in Tucson, Arizona, involves managing the Test Equipment and Prototyping Test and Inspection section. The position requires overseeing technicians who fabricate and test complex electrical and mechanical assemblies, while coordinating staffing, mentoring direct reports, and managing shop operations. Key responsibilities include driving process improvements, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and providing technical guidance for troubleshooting. The role appeals to experienced leaders seeking to contribute to national defense missions with a team that values trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates will work in a high-impact environment utilizing state-of-the-art tools to solve meaningful engineering challenges, with a requirement for an active Top Secret security clearance.

This onsite leadership role within Raytheon's Engineering Rapid Build Services department in Tucson, Arizona, involves managing the Test Equipment and Prototyping Test and Inspection section. The position focuses on supporting technicians who fabricate and test electrical and mechanical assemblies for weapons systems. Key responsibilities include coordinating staffing and work assignments, mentoring direct reports, overseeing shop operations and process improvements, and providing technical guidance on troubleshooting. The role appeals to candidates seeking to lead a team in a high-impact environment that values innovation, collaboration, and national security. Success in this position requires an active Top Secret security clearance and a background in technical leadership. The work is conducted entirely on-site at the Tucson facility.

This onsite leadership role within Raytheon's Engineering Rapid Build Services department in Tucson, Arizona, involves managing the Test Equipment and Prototyping Test and Inspection Section. The position requires overseeing technicians who fabricate and inspect complex electrical and mechanical assemblies while coordinating staffing, mentoring direct reports, and driving process improvements. Key responsibilities include managing manpower needs, ensuring compliance with lab policies, and providing technical guidance on troubleshooting and tooling. The role appeals to candidates seeking to lead a team in a mission-driven environment that values innovation, collaboration, and national security. It offers the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art technology and contribute to the development of critical defense systems within a culture rooted in trust and accountability. A Top Secret security clearance is mandatory for this position.