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Manufacturing Engineer

LeoLabs

Menlo Park, CA · full time · Mid

$120,000 – $139,000

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What this role is

LeoLabs is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer to oversee the transition of radar hardware and electronic systems from design prototypes into scalable production. This role suits someone experienced in Design for Manufacturability and New Product Introduction who enjoys solving practical manufacturing challenges across PCB assemblies, electromechanical systems, and complex hardware.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field
  • 5+ years manufacturing experience with complex electronic or electromechanical products
  • Understanding of DFM principles for PCBAs and mechanical assemblies
  • Experience with New Product Introduction from prototype to production
  • Knowledge of PCB fabrication, SMT assembly, panelization, and IPC standards
  • Ability to create manufacturing documentation and assembly instructions
  • Eligible to obtain and maintain U.S. personnel security clearance
  • ITAR eligibility

Nice to have

  • Low- to medium-volume complex hardware production experience
  • Direct contract manufacturer and supplier collaboration
  • PCB test strategy and fixture development experience
  • Root cause analysis and process validation expertise
  • Aerospace, defense, robotics, or high-reliability hardware background
  • Experience scaling manufacturing processes in fast-paced environments

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