Top Manufacturing Engineer Jobs in Seattle, WA

The Mechanical Systems Manufacturing Engineer manages engineering release processes, drives automation and lean initiatives, supports production, and leads manufacturing improvements.

The Wiring Manufacturing Engineer will support production engineering activities, manage wiring changes, participate in design reviews and troubleshooting, and contribute to new business development.

The role involves gathering system requirements, supporting design reviews, troubleshooting product issues, executing integration projects, and leading functional test integration in manufacturing engineering.

The role involves project management, data analysis, process improvement, team leadership, and acting as a liaison between various teams to enhance manufacturing processes.

The Senior Deployment Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the transition of optomechanical subsystems from pilot production to global deployment, developing robust assembly and testing procedures, collaborating with teams to troubleshoot hardware, and leading field installations.

The Quality Manufacturing Engineer ensures production goals are met, leads corrective actions, improves quality processes, and interfaces with suppliers and internal departments.

The Principal Manufacturing Integration Engineer manages wafer quality and yield, optimizes fabrication processes, and drives yield improvement initiatives for InP-based PIC products.

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.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop technical manufacturing solutions, analyze workforce utilization, improve processes, and collaborate with teams on production issues. Responsibilities include revising specifications and coordinating process improvement initiatives.

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

As a Process Integration Engineer, you will troubleshoot yield issues, conduct data analysis, and participate in improving wafer fabrication processes.

The Manufacturing Engineer will develop and optimize semiconductor fabrication processes, focusing on InP-based photonic integrated circuits, ensuring high yield and performance through collaboration and technical leadership.

As a Staff Process Manufacturing Engineer, you'll optimize manufacturing processes, improve yield, conduct root cause analyses, and implement LEAN initiatives for optical modules.

The Manufacturing Engineer II develops and implements efficient manufacturing processes, coordinates product launches, and improves production methods for quality and cost-effectiveness.

The Senior Electrical Automation Manufacturing Process Engineer leads design, testing, and implementation of electrical systems, ensuring compliance and quality in manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include mentoring, project leadership, and collaboration with design teams to optimize manufacturability and uphold safety standards.

The Test Engineer develops automated tests for optical components, provides support to manufacturing, diagnoses issues, and collaborates with development teams.

The Staff Manufacturing Integration Engineer ensures stable production of InP-based PIC products, focusing on process analysis and cross-functional collaboration for yield improvement and process stability.