Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Listed on 2026-09-17
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Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Operations Management, Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma -
Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Operations Management, Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma
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Manufacturing Engineering ManagerAll Salaried exempt employees Full-Time Santa Clara, CA, US
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Company Overview:Established in Taiwan in 1974, Hon Hai Technology Group, commonly known as Foxconn, is the world’s largest electronics manufacturer and leading provider of technological solutions with a network of over 233 campuses across 24 countries. In the US, Foxconn employs 8,000 across 56 different sites with manufacturing operations in Virginia, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Texas, and California. As of 2025, Foxconn ranks 28 th among the Fortune Global 500 and reported revenue of approximately USD $259 billion.
The company’s diverse product offerings span four major segments: smart consumer electronics, cloud, and networking solutions, computing, and various other components. Foxconn makes 40% of the consumer electronics that we find in our everyday lives. In recent years, Hon Hai has adopted the 3+3 strategy, focusing on three emerging industries - electric vehicles, digital health solutions, and robotics - while leveraging three key technologies: next-generation communications, artificial intelligence (AI), and semiconductors.
Together, these initiatives position the company as a leader in innovation for the 21st century.
Hon Hai Technology Group is deeply committed to championing environmental sustainability within its manufacturing processes. By integrating sustainability into its operations framework, the company strives to serve as a best-practice model for global enterprises, enhancing corporate responsibility while meeting the growing demand for environmentally conscious production methods.
Job Summary:The Manufacturing Engineering (ME) Manager is responsible for leading manufacturing engineering execution for AI server rack, L11 integration, and high-performance computing products. This role manages NPI process design, DFM/DFA, equipment/tooling, assembly SOPs, and production line readiness to ensure manufacturing readiness, process yield, equipment uptime, safety compliance, and a smooth transition from NPI to mass production. The ME Manager partners with Program Management, Production, Quality, Industrial Engineering, R&D, and customer-facing teams to support NPI ramp, mass production, and sustaining operations.
Duties and Responsibilities:- Lead the Manufacturing Engineering organization across NPI process design, DFM/DFA, equipment/tooling, and production line readiness to support NPI ramp, mass production, and sustaining operations for advanced L11 AI server racks.
- Own NPI process design and mass-production transition execution, including DFM/DFA reviews, process validation, pilot build support, cut-in planning, and readiness sign-off for new AI rack platforms such as Nvidia Vera Rubin and AMD Helios.
- Oversee equipment, tooling, and facility readiness activities, including fixture/jig design, heavy-lift equipment procurement, preventative maintenance programs, liquid cooling (DLC/CDU) installation, and shop floor layout optimization.
- Manage manufacturing documentation and standardization priorities, including Assembly SOPs, Work Instructions, Manufacturing Bill of Materials (MBOM), and Product/Packaging Specifications.
- Drive manufacturing KPI improvement, risk mitigation, escalation management, continuous improvement (Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma), and team development across Mechanical, Maintenance, and Product Engineers.
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related technical field required.
- Master's degree in Engineering, Business…
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