Production Engineer - Mechanical​/Robotic

Overview

We are seeking a Production Engineer – Mechanical/Robotic to support new production line setups and equipment qualifications. In this role, you will work on configuring, testing, and validating automated machinery and processes to ensure smooth ramp‑up and readiness for mass production.

• Plan and execute production line setup, ensuring equipment readiness for pilot and mass production.
• Troubleshoot mechanical, process, or equipment‑related issues and drive root‑cause corrective actions to ensure yield stability and improvement.
• Develop and maintain SOPs, work instructions, and training materials for production processes.
• Perform and document FAT/SAT (Site Acceptance Test) for new or transferred equipment.
• Work with R&D teams to integrate new processes for new products and implement them on production lines.
• Support floor layout design and process flow optimization to improve efficiency and safety.
• Provide feedback to mechanical design colleagues on existing projects or design new systems addressing mechanical issues.
• Identify and implement automation improvements to reduce cycle time and enhance quality based on process requirements.
• Support equipment commissioning, maintenance, and calibration activities.
• Proficient in Solid Works or equivalent 3‑D CAD tools and perform other duties as assigned.
• 5–10% international travel is expected for supplier visits, equipment qualification, or line setup.
• Overtime may be required during ramp‑up or line‑setup activities.

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field.
• 0–2 years of experience in manufacturing, process, or automation engineering.
• Ability to read mechanical drawings and understand manufacturing processes.

• 3+ years of experience in the semiconductor field.
• Experience with Solid Works or other 3‑D modeling software; knowledge of programming languages such as LabVIEW or NVIDIA software environments.
• Experience with PLC programming or industrial automation controls.
• Understanding of Lean Manufacturing and process validation concepts (Cpk, GR&R).
• Knowledge about transceivers or optical module assembly/testing.

On‑site in Sugar Land, Texas.

• Competitive salary and flexible health (medical, dental, vision) plans.
• Employer matching on 401(k) deferrals.
• Generous PTO policy with unused PTO payout at year’s end.
• Relocation package within the U.S.
• Immigration sponsorship (must be authorized to work in the U.S.).

Entry level

Full‑time

Strategy/Planning and Information Technology

Telecommunications