Production Manager
evonaDenver (CO)
About the role
🚀 Have you taken complex hardware from R&D into repeatable production? I’m recruiting a Production Manager for a growing space technology business in the Denver, Colorado. You’ll help establish a new production line, develop the team and build the processes needed to scale manufacturing. This role calls for someone who enjoys being on the shop floor: working alongside engineers and technicians, solving practical problems and taking ownership of quality and delivery. I’d particularly like to speak with people who have:▪️ Built, commissioned or transformed a production line.▪️ Taken hardware from development into serial production.▪️ Led teams manufacturing complex, high-reliability products.▪️ Improved manufacturing processes in a growing or changing operation. Space manufacturing experience is preferred, but strong candidates from aerospace and other high-tech industries will also be considered. Cleanroom, bonding/curing and automation experience would be useful. The role requires an on-site presence, initial overseas onboarding and eligibility to work with US export-controlled technology. Interested—or know someone who could be a strong fit? Send me a message for a confidential conversation.
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