Sr. Manufacturing Engineer — Integration / Assembly

Fluidstack•Austin, TX

4d•$203,000 - $232,000

About The Position

Fluidstack is seeking a Sr. Manufacturing Engineer focused on Integration/Assembly to own the manufacturing engineering for the mechanical, electrical, and controls fit-out of modules at takt. This role involves building the assembly process, including station design, sequence, torque and test standards, and line balancing. The engineer will be responsible for launching new module configurations without disrupting the line through effective change management from ECO to floor, and for driving down hours per unit and increasing first-pass yield week over week during the ramp-up phase. Fluidstack is a company focused on delivering large-scale compute infrastructure for AI, operating with principles of extreme ownership, velocity, first principles thinking, and a passion for the problem space. They emphasize speed and scale as key differentiators in building civilization-scale infrastructure for AI.

Requirements

Engineered assembly operations for large, complex products: modules, vehicles, equipment, or skids.
Balanced lines and designed stations that hit takt.
Launched products through ECO storms and kept the floor building.
Standardized work instructions and torque specs as the single source of truth.
Willingness to live on the line during launch.

Nice To Haves

Low-volume, high-mix assembly experience.
Experience with electrical and controls assembly processes.
Experience with MES systems.
Depth in Lean production.

Responsibilities

Own manufacturing engineering for integration and assembly: mechanical, electrical, and controls fit-out of modules at takt.
Build the assembly process: station design, sequence, torque and test standards, and line balance.
Launch new module configurations without breaking the line: change management from ECO to floor.
Attack the ramp curve: hours per unit down and first-pass yield up, week over week.