Digital Manufacturing Engineer

Job Information

• Date Opened: 03/04/2026
• Industry: Technology
• Job Type: Full time
• Years of Experience: 5
• City: Indianapolis
• State/Province: Indiana
• Country: United States
• Zip/Postal Code: 46262

About Us

Founded in 2015, RADcube is a leading technology consulting and software development firm headquartered in Carmel, Indiana. The company specializes in transforming enterprise ideas into real-world innovations by leveraging emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, and Cloud Computing.

With nearly a decade of industry experience, RADcube serves diverse sectors, including healthcare, finance, government, and manufacturing. Their core service portfolio includes:

• Digital Transformation and strategy consulting.
• Custom Software Development tailored to specific business needs.
• Advanced Data Analytics and AI-driven platforms.
• Cybersecurity and risk management.

Recognized for its innovation-led culture, RADcube operates RADlabs, an R&D hub focused on high-impact solutions like Responsible AI and Intelligent Automation. The firm is committed to a human-centric approach, ensuring cutting-edge technology delivers measurable business outcomes and long-term success for global clients.

The company’s commitment to innovation has earned significant industry honors:

• 2026 TechPoint Mira Awards Finalist: Named a finalist for Tech Company of the Year, recognizing high-growth pioneers that demonstrate extraordinary leadership.
• Public Sector Excellence: Awarded the Utah NASPO Cloud & Software Solutions Contract, solidifying their role as a trusted partner for large-scale government digital initiatives and more.

Job Description

Digital Manufacturing Engineer

Location: Indianapolis, IN

About the Role

We work with some of the world's leading pharmaceutical and advanced manufacturing companies, helping them build the digital systems that run their shop floors. Our projects sit at the intersection of enterprise systems, shop floor execution platforms, and the operators who use them every day.

We are looking for a Digital Manufacturing Engineer who can operate across two connected disciplines — building operator-facing applications on platforms like Tulip and connecting those apps to enterprise systems through integration middleware such as MuleSoft. You do not need to be a deep expert in both, but you need to be credible in at least one and genuinely curious about the other.

This is a client-facing, delivery-focused role. You will be embedded in project teams at manufacturing sites, working alongside process engineers, quality teams, and IT/OT stakeholders to design, build, validate, and deploy digital solutions in GMP environments.

What You'll Be Doing

• Building and configuring operator-facing applications on low-code platforms (Tulip or similar) — covering digital SOPs, guided work instructions, electronic batch records, logbooks, and production tracking
• Designing and delivering system integrations between shop floor platforms and enterprise systems using iPaaS tooling such as MuleSoft
• Working with process owners and operations teams to translate manufacturing requirements into functional, well-structured digital solutions
• Ensuring everything you build meets the compliance standards of the environment — 21 CFR Part 11, data integrity, audit trails, GxP
• Contributing to validation documentation — functional specs, test scripts, change control records — as part of a properly governed delivery process
• Iterating on solutions based on feedback from operators and engineers, balancing speed with compliance rigour
• Supporting go-live activities, operator training, and post-launch stabilization on site

What We're Looking For

• 2–5 years of experience in a digital manufacturing, MES, or systems integration role within manufacturing or life sciences
• Hands-on experience with at least one of: Tulip (or similar low-code manufacturing platform) or MuleSoft (or similar iPaaS tooling)
• A practical understanding of how shop floors work — batch records, work orders, SOPs, line clearance, quality events — and why the digital tools that support them need to be reliable and well-governed
• Familiarity with GMP environments and the basics of validated systems — you don't need to be a validation specialist, but you need to understand why it matters and how to work within it
• Strong communication skills — comfortable sitting with an operator on the shop floor in the morning and presenting to a project steering committee in the afternoon
• Comfortable with agile delivery, ambiguity, and the reality that greenfield projects evolve as they go

Bonus Points

• Experience across both app building and integration — even at a junior level in one of them
• Tulip certification or MuleSoft Developer certification
• Experience on a greenfield or start-up manufacturing facility
• Exposure to electronic batch records, digital logbooks, or composable MES concepts
• Familiarity with IT/OT convergence, data historians, or SCADA environments