Senior Manufacturing Engineer - Module Integration & Assembly
fluidstackSeattle (WA)
Senior Manufacturing Engineer - Module Integration & Assembly
Posted 2 days ago
fluidstackSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Fluidstack is seeking a manufacturing engineer to own integration and assembly of modules at takt in Seattle. You will design and optimize stations, define torque/test standards, and balance the line to meet output targets.
You will drive ECO changes from engineering to floor, launch new configurations, and push for improved hours-per-unit and first-pass yield week over week. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.
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