Serve as a trusted technical advisor for strategic customers with complex CNC and sheet metal manufacturing needs
Lead technical scoping discussions, translating customer requirements into manufacturable, scalable solutions
Support customers through prototype → production transitions, anticipating manufacturing risks early
Perform detailed DFM/DFA reviews for CNC-machined and sheet metal components
Evaluate part geometry, tolerances, GD&T, material selection, and finish requirements for manufacturability and cost
Provide cost optimization recommendations based on process selection, feature simplification, and volume scaling
Support quoting efforts with manufacturing-informed input on feasibility, risk, and lead time
Evaluate and guide on mechanical assemblies, including:
Part-to-part fit, stack-ups, and tolerance interactions
Fastener selection, joint design, and access for assembly
Assembly sequencing and installation considerations
Help customers identify risks related to assembly, serviceability, and field installation
Provide feedback that improves downstream assembly efficiency and reduces rework
Review and interpret engineering drawings with strong command of GD&T
Perform CAD work, including:
Design updates for manufacturability
Parametric 3D Modeling & Visualization
Detailed Documentation & Drafting with GD&T
Optimizing CAD - CNC to Die Cast and 3DP to IM
Reverse engineering
Collaborate cross-functionally with Sales, Operations, Quality, and LoB teams
Apply working knowledge of ISO 9001 and AS9100D requirements in customer discussions and internal workflows
Identify quality risks early and ensure proper requirements definition (“quality in, quality out”)

Requirements

6–10 years of relevant experience in manufacturing roles such as CNC, Sheetmetal, Diecast
Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering, or related field
Strong expertise in:
High Volume Production and Assembly
CNC machining processes (milling, turning, multi-axis)
Casting (die, sand and investment)
Sheet metal fabrication (forming, punching, laser, bending)
DFM, cost optimization, and manufacturing trade-offs
Hands on experience in production-scale manufacturing programs
Proven ability to interpret and apply engineering drawings and GD&T
Solid understanding of mechanical assemblies and installation considerations
Experience supporting customer-facing technical discussions
Familiarity with ISO 9001 and AS9100D compliance environments
Willingness and ability to travel up to 50%
Proficiency with Google Workspace and/or Microsoft Office
Strong verbal, written, and digital communication skills
SolidWorks CAD proficiency
Strong Powerpoint presentation skills
Willingness to perform hands-on CAD work and reverse engineering as needed
Experience with Injection Molding (IM) and/or Additive Manufacturing (3DP)
Prior experience working with external suppliers or contract manufacturers

Benefits

Competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance
401K plan
Monthly Virtual Work stipend for things like food, internet, travel, pet care, health and wellness
Annual Education stipend
Parental leave programs
Paid volunteer days
Onboarding setup, including: standing desk, laptop, monitor, and chair, and a stipend for additional items such as headphones, blue light glasses, or any other ergonomic supplies you may want or need
And much, much more!

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

CNC machiningsheet metal fabricationDFMcost optimizationmechanical assembliesGD&T3D modelingreverse engineeringhigh volume productioncasting

Soft Skills

communicationcollaborationproblem-solvingcustomer-facing discussionspresentation skillsrisk identificationattention to detailadaptabilityleadershiporganizational skills