Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Austin, TX

Drive supplier development by analyzing manufacturing and quality data, leading cross-functional supplier events, performing onsite technical assessments, implementing process improvements (automation, tooling, control plans), creating training and development plans, and presenting results to stakeholders. Travel up to 50%.

The Manufacturing Engineer develops and validates manufacturing processes for hardware products, ensuring designs can be built at scale while maintaining quality and efficiency.

Own cable and harness assembly processes, enforce IPC-A-620/IPC-A-610 quality, troubleshoot intermittent electrical faults, design go/no-go test stations, manage crimping and test equipment, and improve PCBA integration for high-reliability production of autonomous defense systems.

Manufactures and industrializes electronic assemblies for satellites and aerospace platforms. Responsibilities include DFM analysis, process optimization, solder chemistry selection, defect and root-cause analysis, nonconformance and corrective action management, supplier reviews, cost analysis, configuration management, and process documentation. The engineer collaborates with manufacturing, engineering, program management, and contract manufacturers to improve reliable, scalable production.

Develops and validates manufacturing assembly and testing processes for digital microwave systems, supports prototypes and volume production, and transfers products and processes to contract manufacturers. Partners with design and production engineering teams to apply DFM and DFT, establish capacity and manufacturing strategies, improve quality, yields, reliability, and costs, and resolve production deficiencies throughout the product lifecycle.

Manufacturing Engineer supporting semiconductor production through fluid control and metrology expertise, process improvement, problem resolution, cost reduction, quality enhancement, production control, SOP development, safety, ISO standards, design transfer, project coordination, and employee training. The role requires collaboration with production management and engineering teams to deploy manufacturing improvements efficiently.

Develop and maintain manufacturing methods, operating sequences, and processes for parts, subassemblies, and final assemblies. Coordinate product improvements and engineering changes, estimate manufacturing costs, establish time standards, and recommend tooling. Develop test procedures, analyze operational and test data, improve quality and productivity through lean principles and automation, investigate root causes, and perform corrective actions and PFMECA for new product development.

Develops and validates manufacturing strategies, BOMs, operation methods, tooling, testing, and product structures for moderately complex assemblies. Supports DFM/DFX reviews, virtual analysis, change control, root-cause investigations, managed builds, supplier coordination, manufacturing training, and pilot-to-high-volume production handoffs. The role improves product quality, cost, cycle time, manufacturing readiness, and commercialization execution while supporting multiple semiconductor equipment development programs.

Develops, stabilizes, and improves assembly and fabrication processes across safety, quality, delivery, and cost objectives. Responsibilities include root cause analysis, Lean implementation, process technology evaluation, tooling and work-instruction development, new product introduction, process qualification, manufacturability improvements, and technical support for production and customer issues.

Builds, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs optical device characterization test stations for pilot production and manufacturing. Responsibilities include station construction, statistical process control, quality and availability management, hardware enhancements, procedure development and transfer, production support, and custom equipment repairs. The role requires night-shift work and collaboration with engineering and operations teams.

Develop and maintain manufacturing methods, operating sequences, and processes for parts, subassemblies, and final assemblies. Coordinate product improvements and new-product releases, reduce costs, improve quality, establish time standards, and recommend tooling and process requirements. Develop test procedures, evaluate results, perform process failure mode and effects analyses, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions. Apply lean principles, automation, and continuous improvement to improve productivity and operational effectiveness.

Lead design, validation, and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes with Tier 1 suppliers. Drive NPI, cost reduction, LSS and Industry 4.0 initiatives, manage engineering changes, create work instructions and BOM alignment, develop fixtures/tools, and collaborate cross-functionally to implement DFX and improve production quality, efficiency, and cost.

Own on-site manufacturing process execution and performance: optimize workflows, apply Lean methods, document work instructions, run PFMEA, support NPI and production ramp, design/validate fixtures, troubleshoot equipment, and ensure alignment with global AME and ISO quality standards.

Manufacturing Engineer supporting new product introduction, process improvement, production troubleshooting, tooling and fixture design, capital projects, preventive maintenance, corrective actions, and employee training. The role applies Lean, PDCA, DMAIC, statistical methods, GD&T, PPAP, ISO 9001, and IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards to improve safety, quality, cost, delivery, and efficiency in electronics and wire/cable assembly manufacturing.

Support manufacturing across all levels: design and optimize processes and line balancing; specify tooling, fixtures, and equipment; support production ramp-up; lead continuous improvement and root cause analysis; collaborate with design, quality, and supply chain teams.

Build production software for semiconductor fabrication, including systems modeling tools, recipes, wafers, masks, and process runs. Develop real-time equipment control and monitoring interfaces, ingest telemetry and run data, support metrology and statistical process control, and maintain complete wafer histories. Collaborate directly with process and hardware engineers to turn research into manufacturing capabilities.

Build and own software for fab2’s hardware manufacturing operation. Responsibilities include developing systems for BOMs, parts, revisions, serial numbers, traceability, assembly workflows, testing, inventory, purchasing, and work orders. The role partners directly with engineers and technicians to turn complex physical manufacturing processes into simple, scalable software, connecting design, inventory, build, and test data.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support production, improve manufacturing processes, design tools, train operators, and oversee engineering documentation. You will also interact with customers and evaluate product specifications.

Define and deploy board- and system-level manufacturing test strategies for high-volume server production. Develop ICT/MDA/board functional tests, fixtures, and test infrastructure; drive yield improvement, failure analysis, and corrective actions; partner with ODMs and cross-functional teams to ensure scalable, reliable production testing and factory readiness.

Optimize and troubleshoot processes for PIC wafer fabrication, support scaling and production yield, and utilize metrology equipment for process control.

As a Manufacturing Engineer-3 at Enovis, you will manage and improve manufacturing processes, provide production support, conduct feasibility studies, and implement continuous improvement initiatives.

Lead enterprise automation projects from concept through production launch across manufacturing sites. Develop automation standards, technical concepts, capital estimates, ROI cases, and preferred technologies. Provide expertise in robotics, controls, welding and joining automation, machine vision, and advanced manufacturing systems. Lead vendors, design reviews, FAT, SAT, commissioning, troubleshooting, optimization, and solution replication. Mentor engineering resources and support manufacturing technology strategy.

Lead semiconductor process integration for InP photonic integrated circuit manufacturing. Troubleshoot process deviations and test failures, maintain fab specifications and test structures, monitor process capability, and drive yield, reliability, manufacturability, throughput, and cycle-time improvements. Support technology development, process transfer, qualification, and high-volume manufacturing ramp while collaborating with process engineering, operations, and technology development teams.

Leads the Solon site's automation program from launch through full-scale production. Sets technical strategy, directs automation system design and development, manages project scope, resources, timelines, risks, and execution, and coordinates controls, process, automation, Operations, Quality, Engineering, and Supply Chain teams. Provides technical guidance on robotics, machine vision, PLCs, HMIs, and integrated manufacturing systems while communicating roadmap and progress to senior leadership. Develops technical talent and drives continuous improvement and technology adoption.

Build full-stack applications that connect CAD models to robotic manufacturing: interactive 3D tools, backend services, CAD import and geometry pipelines, operator interfaces, revision and traceability systems, and integrations with robotics and factory systems. Own features from discovery through deployment and support.