Manufacturing Engineer

Job Description This role supports sustaining engineering and production of highly complex semiconductor capital equipment in a low-volume, high-complexity, engineer-to-order environment. The Manufacturing Engineer works hands-on on the manufacturing floor as the first line of defense for issues during assembly, build, and test of multi-million-dollar electromechanical systems. The position focuses on execution and troubleshooting rather than design, requiring strong mechanical aptitude, working knowledge of electrical systems, and close collaboration with cross-functional teams.

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Manufacturing Engineer
Job Description This role supports sustaining engineering and production of highly complex semiconductor capital equipment in a low-volume, high-complexity, engineer-to-order environment. The Manufacturing Engineer works hands-on on the manufacturing floor as the first line of defense for issues during assembly, build, and test of multi-million-dollar electromechanical systems. The position focuses on execution and troubleshooting rather than design, requiring strong mechanical aptitude, working knowledge of electrical systems, and close collaboration with cross-functional teams.

• Provide hands-on support during assembly, integration, and final testing of complex semiconductor capital equipment.
• Troubleshoot and resolve mechanical and electrical issues, including fit, tolerance, and integration problems during build and test.
• Act as the first responder for production issues and drive root cause analysis and resolution to keep builds on track.
• Identify design or process issues encountered on the floor and provide clear feedback to engineering, including design redlines and improvement recommendations.
• Collaborate closely with design engineering, quality, supply chain, and production teams to ensure smooth builds and effective issue resolution.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to prevent repeat issues and enhance build quality and efficiency.
• Develop, update, and maintain work instructions and build documentation to reflect best practices and design changes.
• Support high vacuum system assembly and integration, ensuring proper function and alignment with design requirements.
• Provide design feedback related to manufacturability, assembly sequence, and serviceability of complex equipment.
• Travel up to approximately 10% domestically and internationally to support builds, troubleshooting, and production ramp activities.
• Communicate effectively with technicians, engineers, and leadership to provide status updates, elevate critical issues, and align on priorities.
• Work across multiple issues and priorities simultaneously in a fast-paced, floor-driven environment, ensuring timely support for production.

• Proven hands-on manufacturing and troubleshooting experience with complex electromechanical systems.
• Strong mechanical aptitude with working knowledge of electrical systems and components.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, including geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics for troubleshooting and integration work.
• Experience in manufacturing engineering or a closely related role focused on assembly, integration, and test.
• Comfort working in a fast-paced, shop-floor-focused environment where priorities can shift quickly.
• Execution- and troubleshooting-focused mindset rather than a primarily design-focused experience.
• Adaptability to work across multiple issues, systems, and priorities in a low-volume, high-complexity environment.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to interface effectively with technicians, engineers, and leadership.
• Experience assembling or building complex equipment that includes electrical, mechanical, and software components, rather than operating it.
• Willingness and ability to travel up to approximately 10% domestically and internationally.
• Willingness to relocate to be fully onsite in the specified location.

• Experience in semiconductor capital equipment, large capital equipment, or large medical device systems that integrate electrical, mechanical, and software components.
• Experience with high vacuum systems and related assembly and integration practices.
• Experience in environments where systems are customized or engineered-to-order rather than high-volume repetitive production.
• Experience providing design feedback, including design redlines, to improve manufacturability and assembly processes.
• Exposure to advanced technology applications such as AI, semiconductor manufacturing, or other high-tech capital equipment.
• Interest in a role with direct impact on production and product performance, rather than a purely design or analytical position.
• Comfort working in cross-functional teams across engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain in a high-visibility role supporting production ramp.
• Motivation to work in an environment with strong job stability and…