Manufacturing Engineer

About the role:

Lumafield is seeking a highly proactive Manufacturing Engineer to drive continuous improvement of our production processes and ensure that our hardware products maintain high quality standards. As a member of the Manufacturing Team, you’ll collaborate closely with our Hardware and Build teams to identify and resolve production issues and drive excellence in our manufacturing operations across all product lines.

This role offers a unique blend of influence and scope, where you’ll be making a tangible impact on hardware that’s revolutionizing the way physical products are manufactured everywhere.

If you are interested in joining a well-funded growth stage company, this is the perfect opportunity for you to become a part of the Lumafield team!

What you'll do:

• Work closely with our build team to identify and correct production issues, implement process improvements, and help us get our scanners out the door on time.
• Identify and execute process changes to improve the safety, quality, ease, ergonomics, and speed of assembly of all our hardware products.
• Triage electromechanical issues on the production floor and execute short-term corrections & long-term corrective actions.
• Conduct root cause analysis studies and determine appropriate material disposition for nonconforming items.
• Execute design changes and documentation updates using sound CAD and 2D drawing best practices.
• Develop and document SOPs for manufacturing processes, including assembly instructions and IQC.
• Design, build, and evaluate jigs and/or fixtures to improve assembly tasks.
• Collaborate with the Hardware Engineering team to ensure smooth transition of products from design through NPI and mass production.

About you:

• 3-5 years of relevant engineering experience.
• Are a hands-on, deeply detail-oriented engineer, well versed in quality control and testing/validation.
• Have strong knowledge of 3D modeling best practices, particularly in OnShape or Solidworks.
• Have experience working with product lifecycle management systems.
• Have a desire to deeply understand the interactions of complex electromechanical products.
• Have excellent written and graphical communication skills.
• Have a Bachelor's degree in an applicable engineering field. (Mechanical, Electrical, Systems, etc.)

Bonus:

• Aptitude for electronics and reading electrical schematics.
• Have experience working in an ISO 9001 quality system or a regulated field industry like Aerospace or Medical Devices (e.g. an AS9100 or ISO 13485 quality system).
• Have experience working directly with assembly technicians.