The Advanced Manufacturing Engineer oversees new product and process development through launch and early sustaining, ensuring contract manufacturers are ready for high-volume production. The role drives technical operational issues related to yield and system integration through resolution across the new product introduction cycle and into mass production. The engineer provides early and ongoing manufacturing input to ensure products can be assembled at high volumes, applying knowledge of new technologies and mechanical, electrical, and RF design. The role designs and develops technically complex processes for precision assembly and improved quality and efficiency, and implements and scales automated and semi-automated solutions. It works across product phases from concept through scaled manufacturing and end of life. For each NPI build, the engineer coordinates with CapEx, equipment design, and factory teams to confirm assembly and test equipment installation and qualification, publication of operator instructions, and operator training. The role leads yield-detractor triage and failure analysis, identifies root causes relating to design, process, or part quality, and drives corrective and preventive action with responsible teams. It also communicates program readiness, factory readiness, scenarios, trade-offs, and development impacts to senior management, including regular VP-level updates on technical program health. The engineer uses statistical tools such as GR&R, SPC, and process capability to evaluate whether qualified processes and equipment are scalable and continue to perform. The role plans and implements complex testing and evaluation procedures for products nearing release, specifies tests, analyzes data, and recommends design changes and final assembly standards, including use of Design of Experiments and Six Sigma statistical analysis. International travel up to 25% is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level