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52 Manufacturing Engineering Technicians Jobs in Poland
The shift moves between the production floor and the test lab, troubleshooting equipment failures and validating process improvements before the next run begins.
Average salary: PLN 122,327
Average salary
PLN 122,327
across 52 jobs
- Inżynier PLC
- Inter IKEA Group
- Poland
- PLN 144,000 – PLN 216,000

- Tooling Engineer
- Magna International
- Koźle, Poland
- PLN 144,000 – PLN 216,000

- Automation Engineer
- Koch
- Siemianowice Śląskie, Poland
- PLN 120,000 – PLN 160,000

- Metrolog
- MAHLE
- Krotoszyn, Poland
- PLN 66,000 – PLN 90,000

- Metrolog
- MAHLE
- Krotoszyn, Poland
- PLN 66,000 – PLN 84,000

- Inżynier jakości dostawców
- Jabil
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 120,000 – PLN 168,000

- Manufacturing Industrialization Engineer
- Hager
- Kórnik, Poland
- PLN 120,000 – PLN 160,000

- ETO Test Technician
- Rockwell Automation
- Katowice, Poland
- PLN 78,000 – PLN 108,000

- Inspektor Jakości
- RTX
- Kalisz, Poland
- PLN 96,000 – PLN 132,000

- Główny Inżynier Procesu RF (RF Principal Process Engineer)
- HUBER+SUHNER
- Tczew, Poland
- PLN 180,000 – PLN 240,000

- Industrial Engineer
- Luminator Technology Group
- Pruszcz Gdański, Poland
- PLN 60,000 – PLN 90,000

- Specjalista ds. PFMEA i Optymalizacji
- Aptiv
- Gdańsk, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Specjalista Technolog szkła
- O-I
- Jarosław, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Starszy Technolog Wydziału Kabli
- TE Connectivity
- Bydgoszcz, Poland
- PLN 120,000 – PLN 160,000

- Technolog / Technolożka
- RTX
- Rzeszów, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 156,000

- Staż w dziale procesu
- Valeo
- Skawina, Poland
- PLN 54,000 – PLN 72,000

- Programista – Dział Utrzymania Ruchu
- Kronospan
- Jasło, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Project Quality Assurance Engineer
- Autoliv Group
- Jelcz, Poland
- PLN 156,000 – PLN 216,000

- Technik metrolog
- Nemera
- Szczecin, Poland
- PLN 72,000 – PLN 96,000

- Technik inżynierii produkcji
- Jabil
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 96,000 – PLN 132,000

- Inżynier jakości / Quality Engineer
- Hager
- Tychy, Poland
- PLN 90,000 – PLN 120,000

- Lider Procesu SMT
- Scanfil Poland Sp. z o.o.
- Sieradz, Poland
- PLN 144,000 – PLN 192,000

- Engineer, Industrialization
- Rockwell Automation
- Katowice, Poland
- PLN 144,000 – PLN 216,000

- Project Technician
- Vestas
- Toruń, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Quality Inspector - Electromechanical - Level 2
- SQA Services, Inc.
- Opole, Poland
- PLN 62,400 – PLN 93,600

- Starszy inżynier procesu
- Jabil
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 132,000 – PLN 180,000

- Industrial and Process Development Principal Engineer
- Dell Technologies
- Łódź, Poland
- PLN 180,000 – PLN 240,000

- Specjalista technolog
- GE Vernova
- Elbląg, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 156,000

- Młodszy Inżynier Procesu/Produkcji
- Jabil
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 65,000 – PLN 90,000

- Specjalista technolog
- GE Vernova
- Elbląg, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 156,000

- Technolog
- RTX
- Rzeszów, Poland
- PLN 156,000 – PLN 216,000

- Inżynier procesu
- LACROIX
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 96,000 – PLN 132,000

- Inżynier produkcji
- LACROIX
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 60,000 – PLN 90,000

- Inżynier procesu
- Franke Group
- Gdynia, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Metal Stamping Engineer
- Faurecia
- Wałbrzych, Poland
- PLN 90,000 – PLN 130,000

- Steel Structure Supervisor
- Konecranes
- Toruń, Poland
- PLN 90,000 – PLN 130,000

- Supplier Quality Engineer
- Scanfil Group
- Sieradz, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Supplier Quality Engineer
- Scanfil Poland Sp. z o.o.
- Sieradz, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 156,000

- Calibration Technician
- Woodward
- Niepołomice, Poland
- PLN 60,000 – PLN 85,000

- Quality Engineer
- ASSA ABLOY
- Leszno, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Process Engineer
- Bosch Group
- Gdańsk, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 156,000

- Blow Molding Engineer
- OPmobility
- Lublin, Poland
- PLN 168,000 – PLN 216,000

- Intern in Quality and Technology Department
- Danfoss
- Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Poland
- PLN 48,000 – PLN 72,000

- Quality Engineer
- Hager
- Bieruń, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Process Engineer – Camshafts
- MAHLE
- Krotoszyn, Poland
- PLN 96,000 – PLN 144,000

- Technik ds. kalibracji i pomiarów
- HOERBIGER
- Bolesławiec, Poland
- PLN 72,000 – PLN 96,000

- Metrolog
- HOERBIGER
- Bolesławiec, Poland
- PLN 72,000 – PLN 96,000

- Technik ds. kalibracji i pomiarów
- HOERBIGER
- Bolesławiec, Poland
- PLN 72,000 – PLN 96,000

- Quality Engineer
- HOERBIGER
- Bolesławiec, Poland
- PLN 108,000 – PLN 144,000

- Inżynier Procesu/Produkcji
- Jabil
- Kwidzyn, Poland
- PLN 90,000 – PLN 120,000

Manufacturing Engineering Technicians bridge design and production, supporting the setup, testing and improvement of manufacturing processes and equipment. They read technical drawings, operate precision measuring instruments, collect production data, assist with equipment installations, and help diagnose when machines or processes aren't performing to specification.
Employers typically require a diploma or associate degree in manufacturing technology, mechanical engineering technology or a related field, plus familiarity with CAD software, measurement tools and manufacturing methods. Some roles accept relevant trade qualifications or significant hands-on experience.
These positions exist across automotive plants, aerospace manufacturers, electronics facilities, medical device companies and industrial equipment producers, usually as part of engineering or production support teams reporting to manufacturing or process engineers.
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Questions
What qualifications do you need to become a Manufacturing Engineering Technician?
Most employers require a two-year associate degree or diploma in manufacturing technology, mechanical engineering technology, or a closely related technical field. Some accept trade certificates combined with shop floor experience, while others prefer candidates who've completed internships or co-op placements in manufacturing settings.
What does a typical day look like for a Manufacturing Engineering Technician?
Days split between the production floor and technical workspace, checking equipment performance, collecting process data, updating documentation and assisting engineers with trials or modifications. Mornings might involve investigating why a production line stopped overnight, afternoons running tests on a new fixture, with ongoing measurement and reporting throughout.
How does this role differ from a Manufacturing Engineer?
Manufacturing Engineering Technicians execute and support the work that engineers design and specify, focusing on hands-on implementation, testing and data collection rather than process design. Engineers develop solutions and make decisions about manufacturing methods; technicians build prototypes, validate those solutions and maintain the systems engineers put in place.
What technical skills matter most in this role?
Proficiency with precision measuring instruments—calipers, micrometers, CMMs—is essential, along with the ability to read engineering drawings and interpret geometric tolerancing. Familiarity with CAD software, statistical process control, and troubleshooting methodology also feature prominently in most positions.
Is this role based entirely on the production floor?
No, Manufacturing Engineering Technicians move between multiple environments depending on the task at hand. Time splits between the shop floor observing production, quality labs conducting tests, engineering offices updating documentation, and sometimes supplier or customer sites during equipment installations or audits.
What are the physical demands of this work?
The role requires standing for extended periods, climbing ladders or platforms to access equipment, and occasionally lifting tooling or components weighing up to 50 pounds. Factory environments can be noisy, requiring hearing protection, and some positions involve exposure to machining coolants, adhesives or industrial chemicals.
Can you progress into engineering roles without a bachelor's degree?
Progression into full engineering positions typically requires a four-year degree, though some technicians transition by completing their bachelor's part-time while working. More common paths lead to senior technician roles, process specialist positions, or supervision of technician teams within manufacturing support functions.
Do Manufacturing Engineering Technicians work standard hours?
Many positions follow day shifts aligned with engineering teams, but others rotate through evening or night shifts to support continuous production operations. Some facilities require on-call availability when critical equipment fails or during new product launches that demand round-the-clock technical support.
How much independence do technicians have in this role?
Manufacturing Engineering Technicians work from specifications and procedures established by engineers, but exercise considerable judgment in execution, troubleshooting and data interpretation. Experienced technicians often run trials and validation studies independently, escalating to engineers when results fall outside parameters or when design changes become necessary.
What makes someone successful as a Manufacturing Engineering Technician?
Success comes from combining technical precision with practical problem-solving, staying methodical under production pressure, and communicating clearly across trades, operators and engineers. The best technicians balance attention to measurement accuracy with understanding how manufacturing systems actually behave, recognizing when something's wrong before data confirms it.