Lead Manufacturing Engineer

Lead Manufacturing Engineer

$125,000 - $175,000

Denver, Colorado

On-site

We are working with an industry-leading company at the forefront of small satellite manufacturing and mission services. Their team designs, builds, and operates advanced spacecrafts that tackle some of space’s toughest challenges. With a track record of successful missions from low Earth orbit to interplanetary space, they collaborate with top-tier defense, commercial, and civil organizations, including NASA and the U.S. Air Force.

Be part of a dynamic environment where cutting-edge technology meets exploration, driving the future of space missions at a fraction of traditional costs!

Position Purpose

The Manufacturing Engineering Lead is responsible for leading the technical execution of PCBA and Harness manufacturing for spacecrafts and spacecraft components.

Job Responsibilities

• Lead a team of manufacturing engineers specializing in electrical and harness manufacturing
• Develop, maintain, and own best practice documentation for PCBA and harness manufacturing
• Own the investigation, resolution, and root cause/corrective action for all PCBA and harness manufacturing defects
• Support PCBA design for manufacturability (DFM)
• Review PCBA schematics, layouts, and part placements
• Coordinate DFM updates with electrical engineering and PCB layout
• Analyze EEE parts supply chain, coordinating required changes with supply chain, electrical engineering, and program management
• Coordinate with supply chain and supplier quality to develop and maintain robust supplier base for Class 3 PCB, PCBA, and harness manufacturers
• Work with supply chain and manufacturing product leads to drive on-time delivery of externally sourced products
• Develop and lead factory improvement initiatives associated with the manufacturing of PCBAs and harnessing
• May include management responsibilities

Required Qualifications/Education

• BS or AAS degree in an Engineering field or equivalent discipline.
• 7+ years of experience in electrical and harness manufacturing
• IPC 610 and 620 certified
• Experience with Class 3 PCBA manufacturing
• Experience with complex harness assembly
• Experience with Altium ECAD or similar
• Proficiency with interpreting PCBA schematics and drawings
• Proficiency with interpreting harness wiring diagrams and drawings
• Related technical experience may be considered in lieu of education

Benefits

• $125,000 - $175,000
• 100% company paid health, dental, and vision benefits for you and your dependents
• 401k (matching 4% with a minimum 5% contribution)
• Generous PTO and parental leave