Nevados

Engineering Manager

• Serve as the final technical authority on product design, performance, and engineering standards
• Lead design reviews, ensuring rigor, cross-functional alignment, and timely decision-making
• Own system-level integration across mechanical, structural, electrical, and software components
• Optimize engineering team structure to improve speed, clarity, and accountability
• Evolve the engineering organization and team structure to support clarity, alignment, and effective execution as the company scales
• Serve as a mentor and partner to engineering leaders, supporting their continued growth in leadership, strategic thinking, and cross-functional collaboration
• Guide leaders in prioritization, resource planning, and team development within a resource-conscious environment
• Drive product strategy and roadmap to amplify market competitiveness
• Drive cost reduction initiatives across the product portfolio
• Implement a design sprint approach to accelerate development cycles and time-to-market
• Ensure strong alignment between engineering, product, and commercial priorities
• Provide quantitative, informative and frequent department and product development reporting
• Institute rapid and lean design methods with an AI-forward mindset
• Ensure engineering decisions are grounded in data, testing, and real-world conditions
• Oversee design for manufacturing (DFM) to ensure products are scalable, cost-effective, and production-ready
• Partner with operations and supply chain to accelerate product launches
• Support fundraising efforts by articulating technical strategy, product roadmap, and differentiation to investors and stakeholders

Head of Engineering

Supply Chain

• Oversee the end-to-end process for managing part numbers within Operations.
• Establish and maintain procedures for reviewing, introducing, updating, and retiring both new and existing parts throughout their lifecycle.
• Coordinate cross-functional reviews to ensure part changes are fully understood and properly executed in operational systems and Bills of Material (BOM).
• Manage part numbers in the ERP and related systems, review inventory levels and open orders, provide stocking and depletion recommendations, and track approved substitution and alternate parts to reduce supply risk.
• Focus on governance, execution, system accuracy, and follow-through—making sure part changes are available when needed, do not create material shortages or excess inventory, or disrupt production.
• Act as project coordinator and work across multiple functions—Operations, Strategic Sourcing, Engineering, Quality, Sales, Project Management, and Product Management.
• Engage with the supply chain and all supply chain partners.
• Create and implement processes as a self-starter who can lead efforts of building this new function.

Head of Engineering

Director of Product Lifecycle Management – Supply Chain