Own internal rack and subassembly builds from kickoff to delivery, including schedule, material readiness, staffing, and on-time completion

Run clear-to-build checks against the BOM and work with inventory and supply chain to close shortages before they stop a build

Write and maintain build procedures, work instructions, and travelers, and manage the transition of assemblies from development builds to production

Review CAD models and drawings with design engineers to flag manufacturability, assembly, and serviceability issues early

Design or specify the fixtures, tooling, and build stations the team needs

Integrate mechanical, thermal, power, and electrical subsystems into full rack assemblies, and develop and run the test procedures that go with them

Lead build technicians on the floor and be the first engineer on the problem when a build hits an issue

Question requirements, remove unnecessary parts and steps, and simplify the build flow to cut cycle time

Track build status, risks, and blockers, and give leadership a clear read on what will ship and when

Turn lessons from each build into the processes and documentation we'll use as we scale into NPI and higher-volume production

You may be a good fit if you have (Must-have qualifications)

A bachelor's degree in mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, or aerospace engineering, physics, or equivalent hands-on experience

Build Engineer

Responsibilities