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Powertown
Head of Manufacturing
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What they do
An Advanced Manufacturing Engineer coordinates and manages manufacturing processes in within a manufacturing environment. Develops and implements product quality standards, evaluates and improves manufacturing methods for maximum efficiency. Estimates resource requirements, production times and schedule for manufacturing processes.
$99,207 / year median in Massachusetts
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Head of Manufacturing Powertown - 1.0 Boston, MA Job Details Full-time $200,000 - $350,000 a year 8 hours ago Qualifications Design for manufacturability (DFM) Full Job Description Overview We need someone who has taken hardware from a successful first unit to repeatable, high-volume manufacturing, and who wants to build that function from scratch. You'll own everything between "the engineering team built one that works" and "we can build hundreds of these reliably, on schedule, at cost." What You'll Do Own the transition from prototype builds to scaled Powerblock production, standing up the manufacturing function from the ground up Develop equipment, fixtures, and processes for early-stage builds and design them to scale into high-volume production Determine and procure manufacturing equipment, working with integrators on semi-automated through fully automated systems as volume justifies it Manage suppliers through specification, design, buyoff, and installation of manufacturing equipment Provide DFM input back to the hardware team to improve yield and manufacturability as the Powerblock design matures Create manufacturing instructions and documentation to train the technicians who'll build production units Set the cost, quality, and throughput targets that let us hit our per-unit hardware cost goals at scale What You'll Bring 5+ years hands-on as a Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Design Engineer on mechanical or electromechanical systems, ideally with time spent taking a product from prototype to volume production 2D CAD for line design (AutoCAD) and 3D CAD for equipment, fixturing, and tooling (SolidWorks or CATIA) Experience with conveyance, workstation design, robotic systems, adhesive dispensing, DC fastening tools, or automated functional test GD&T and system stack-up analysis Experience writing technical specifications for automated manufacturing equipment DFM and DFA experience, and comfort giving that input directly to a hardware design team Comfort operating with almost no existing infrastructure. You're building the manufacturing function, not stepping into one. Nice to Have Background in battery, energy storage, or power electronics hardware Experience standing up a manufacturing line at an early-stage hardware startup Familiarity with domestic content and manufacturing tax accounting