Manufacturing Engineer
Core
Transitioning technologies from prototype to robust low-volume production streams by architecting assembly lines, designing custom tooling, and refining manufacturing processes.
Role type
Manufacturing Engineer (Low-volume production & DFM)
Builds
Custom small-scale assembly cells, specialized line equipment, and custom tooling/fixturing for biomedical and industrial clients.
Domain
Industrial manufacturing, biomedical instruments, microfluidics, and rapid prototyping.
Required skills
Manufacturing process design, CAD modeling (SolidWorks), root cause analysis, DFM/DFA, equipment specification, process validation, 2D/3D drawing interpretation, hands-on machining/prototyping.
Preferred skills
Medical device/ISO-13485 experience, GD&T knowledge, high-mix production background, material selection expertise.
Technologies
SolidWorks, CNC mills/lathes, 3D printers (FDM/SLA), laser cutters, heat sealers, vacuum leak testing equipment.
Responsibilities
Design tactical layout and line balances for custom assembly cells; source, purchase, and deploy specialized line equipment; design and fabricate custom tooling and fixturing; establish and run baseline process tests for validation; partner with product engineers on DFM/DFA; lead root cause investigations for manufacturing issues; evaluate processes for continuous improvement in quality and yield.
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC