Staff Manufacturing Engineer, Structures

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company situated in San Jose, California, dedicated to creating an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, designing and manufacturing an aircraft capable of carrying four passengers with minimal noise output.We aim high and tackle complex challenges, believing that workplace diversity enriches our problem-solving capabilities, leading to greater insights and collective success. We strive to foster an equitable and inclusive environment that celebrates the unique contributions of every team member.About The Role:As we ramp up production of our cutting-edge Midnight 1.0 aircraft and develop the next-generation Midnight 1.1 platform, you will play a pivotal role within the Manufacturing Design Engineering (MDE) team, linking aircraft design and production seamlessly.In this position, you will lead the manufacturing strategy for aircraft structures and act as a technical expert responsible for defining and scaling the production processes, supporting aircraft builds from prototype stages to early production.You will collaborate across teams, including Design, Quality, Supply Chain, and Certification, to implement industry-leading manufacturing solutions for both current and future aircraft models.What You’ll Do:Provide leadership and technical guidance for structural assembly and integration processes, overseeing both prototype and production assembly sequencing.Manage the complete lifecycle of structural component builds, collaborating with design, quality, and certification teams to embed manufacturing best practices.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air travel through the development of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, allowing four passengers to travel quietly and efficiently.We strive for excellence in our endeavors and recognize that a diverse workforce enriches our problem-solving capabilities and fosters success. Our commitment to creating an equitable and inclusive workplace supports and celebrates the unique contributions of every team member.About the Role:As a Staff Manufacturing Test Engineer, you will play a crucial role within the Manufacturing Engineering team. Your primary responsibility will be to conduct functional and end-of-line testing on fully assembled aircraft, ensuring they adhere to performance, integration, and system-level standards prior to delivery and flight testing. Your expertise will be essential in validating that each aircraft build meets operational expectations by verifying systems, software, electrical behavior, and overall readiness for functionality.Your Responsibilities:Develop and manage the comprehensive functional test strategy for aircraft systems throughout the manufacturing process, from initial builds to certified production.Facilitate cross-functional collaboration among manufacturing, design engineering, flight testing, and certification teams to establish test requirements and ensure thorough coverage.Design and implement automated testing solutions to enhance quality, consistency, and production efficiency.

Archer Aviation Inc., located in San Jose, California, is pioneering the aerospace industry with our innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to revolutionize sustainable air mobility, creating an aircraft capable of carrying four passengers while minimizing noise pollution.At Archer, we aim high, tackle complex challenges, and recognize that diversity is key to our success. We are committed to fostering an equitable and inclusive workplace that values the unique contributions of all team members, promoting a culture of support and celebration.About The Role:As we ramp up production of our cutting-edge Midnight 1.0 aircraft and innovate the next-generation Midnight 1.1 platform, you will join our Manufacturing Design Engineering (MDE) team to seamlessly integrate aircraft design with production processes.In this pivotal role, you will spearhead the manufacturing strategy for aircraft assembly and integration, acting as a technical leader to define and scale Archer's aircraft design and production, guiding the journey from prototype to early production ramp.You will collaborate across various teams—Design, Quality, Supply Chain, and Certification—to establish best-in-class manufacturing solutions for both current and future aircraft platforms.What You’ll Do:Define the manufacturing strategy for aircraft assembly and integration, setting build plans and methods for next-generation aircraft programs in the design phase.Lead the development and execution of scalable manufacturing processes for aircraft, transitioning from prototype to production.

Archer Aviation, based in San Jose, California, is building all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft designed for sustainable air travel. The company’s Midnight aircraft carries four passengers and operates with low noise. Archer values a diverse team and aims to create an inclusive workplace where different perspectives drive innovation. Role Overview The Staff Manufacturing Design Engineer - Standards and Methods will play a key part in scaling production of the Midnight 1.0 aircraft and developing the Midnight 1.1 platform. This position sits within the Manufacturing Design Engineering (MDE) team and focuses on bridging aircraft design with efficient, high-rate manufacturing. The role centers on establishing and maintaining standardized manufacturing processes to support Archer’s growth. Main Responsibilities Develop, document, and maintain standardized manufacturing engineering methods and best practices across the MDE organization. Create and uphold common frameworks for manufacturing planning, process definition, work instruction formats, and readiness for builds at every stage: development, certification, and production. Build a centralized, version-controlled knowledge base for manufacturing standards and processes. Work closely with Design, Quality, Supply Chain, and Certification teams to define and implement manufacturing solutions that support bringing new aircraft to market. Location Santa Clara, California, United States

Role overview halo-industries seeks a Staff Process Engineer based in Santa Clara, California. This position centers on developing and refining manufacturing processes to enhance both quality and efficiency across production lines. Collaboration is key in this role. The Staff Process Engineer works with teams throughout the company, supporting continuous improvement efforts and helping to introduce new solutions that strengthen day-to-day operations. What you will do Develop and optimize manufacturing processes with a focus on quality and efficiency Work closely with cross-functional teams to support ongoing process improvements Help introduce new solutions that improve operational performance

About Halo IndustriesHalo Industries is pioneering innovative technology designed to transform the longstanding semiconductor material slicing process. Our cutting-edge laser-based technology significantly reduces waste, optimizes material cost efficiency, and fosters advancements across dynamic sectors such as automotive, telecommunications, and power electronics. Established in 2014 at Stanford University, Halo secured substantial funding in 2024, enabling swift expansion, strategic customer interactions, and the initiation of high-volume manufacturing.Join Our TeamWe are on the lookout for a Senior Manufacturing Engineer who will bring technical expertise and foster operational excellence within our manufacturing processes. This pivotal role serves as a vital link between product design (Engineering/R&D) and efficient mass production (Production Floor). As the Senior Manufacturing Engineer, you will be the go-to technical specialist responsible for process definition, control, documentation, and ongoing enhancements on the manufacturing line.Key ResponsibilitiesEngineering to Production TransitionR&D/Production Liaison: Serve as the technical intermediary between Research & Development and Production. Convert design intentions, specifications, and performance criteria into actionable manufacturing processes.New Product Introduction (NPI) Support: Engage in product design assessments, ensuring compliance with Design for Manufacturability (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) principles to preempt challenges before they reach production.Manufacturing Process Definition: Innovate, develop, and validate new production equipment, tools, and fixtures essential for product assembly and evaluation.First-Run Analysis: Spearhead and assist initial production runs, gathering data and delivering prompt, root-cause corrective actions to address any process or product challenges encountered during ramp-up.Production Floor Documentation & ControlGuarantee that all manufacturing processes are standardized, regulated, and precisely documented to uphold quality and consistency.Process Documentation Management: Create, evaluate, and sustain essential manufacturing documentation, including:Operator Method Sheets (OMS) or Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Develop comprehensive, visual, and user-friendly work instructions for all production stages, covering assembly, inspection, and testing.

Location: Santa Clara, California, United States About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation Inc. designs and builds all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Based in San Jose, the company focuses on sustainable air mobility, developing aircraft that can carry four passengers with reduced noise. Archer’s team works to advance electric aviation from concept through manufacturing and operation. The company values diversity and inclusion, believing that a range of perspectives leads to stronger results. Archer supports an equitable workplace where differences are respected and every team member has the opportunity to thrive. Role Overview Archer is scaling up production of the Midnight 1.0 and developing the next-generation Midnight 1.1 platform. The Senior Manufacturing Design Engineer - Methods and Standards will join the Manufacturing Design Engineering (MDE) team. This position connects aircraft design with high-rate production, focusing on standardizing manufacturing processes across the organization. This engineer will help build and maintain a centralized, version-controlled knowledge base for complex manufacturing processes. The role involves close collaboration with Design, Quality, Supply Chain, and Certification teams to implement manufacturing solutions that support bringing new aircraft to market. What You’ll Do Develop, document, and maintain standardized engineering methods and best practices for the MDE organization. Support the creation of manufacturing planning frameworks, process definitions, work instructions, and build readiness for development, certification, and production phases.

Role Overview Arista Networks is hiring an Electrical Manufacturing Engineering Manager in Santa Clara. This manager leads a team focused on improving manufacturing processes and maintaining high quality standards for electrical engineering projects. The team’s work supports the development and production of advanced technology products. What You Will Do Guide and develop a team of electrical manufacturing engineers Oversee process improvements to boost efficiency and product quality Champion new approaches and methods within electrical manufacturing Ensure engineering practices align with the demands of evolving technology

Join Arista Networks as a Senior Electrical Manufacturing NPI Engineer, where you will play a crucial role in the development and production of innovative networking solutions. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of new products into manufacturing processes, driving efficiency and quality.

Archer Aviation, a pioneering aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, is at the forefront of developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft aimed at revolutionizing sustainable air mobility. Our innovative design produces a quiet, efficient aircraft capable of transporting four passengers while minimizing environmental impact.We believe in setting ambitious goals and tackling complex challenges, fostering a diverse workplace that enhances our collective intelligence, drives insightful solutions, and paves the way to success. Archer is committed to nurturing an equitable and inclusive atmosphere that values and celebrates our unique perspectives and talents.Role Overview:We are on the lookout for a talented Manufacturing Systems Integration Engineer to architect, deploy, and maintain cohesive manufacturing systems that effectively link operational technologies with enterprise-level business solutions. The ideal candidate will possess practical experience with SCADA/HMI systems, PLM tools, and ERP integrations, driving enhancements in manufacturing efficiency, data management, and system dependability.Key Responsibilities:Design and implement comprehensive manufacturing systems that interlink shop-floor operations with enterprise frameworks.Create and uphold system architecture documentation, integration protocols, and technical roadmaps.Drive cross-functional efforts to merge MES with business applications and enterprise data infrastructures.Diagnose, optimize, and enhance system interfaces, data pathways, and communication protocols.

About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation designs and manufactures all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in Santa Clara, California. The company’s mission centers on advancing sustainable air mobility with a four-passenger vehicle engineered for quiet operation. Archer values ambitious goals and creative problem-solving. The team draws strength from a diverse workforce, with an emphasis on equity and inclusion. Every team member’s perspective contributes to the company’s progress and culture. Role Overview: Senior Manufacturing Test Engineer The Senior Manufacturing Test Engineer joins the Manufacturing Engineering team to lead functional and end-of-line testing for eVTOL aircraft during production. This role ensures each aircraft meets performance, integration, and system-level requirements before delivery or flight testing. Key Responsibilities Validate each aircraft build for design compliance and operational readiness Verify systems, software, and electrical functions during manufacturing Support the transition from prototype builds to full-scale production Location Santa Clara, California, United States

About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation designs and manufactures all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in Santa Clara, California. The company aims to advance sustainable air mobility by building aircraft that transport four passengers with reduced noise. Archer values a diverse team and works to maintain an inclusive workplace where every contribution matters. Role Overview The Manufacturing Engineering Test Technician supports the quality and performance of Archer’s aircraft during production. This role centers on functional and end-of-line testing, ensuring each aircraft meets integration and performance standards before moving to flight testing. The technician helps bridge the gap from prototype builds to production by validating systems, software, and electrical performance. Key Responsibilities Run aircraft-level functional and end-of-line (EOL) tests on fully assembled vehicles to confirm system integration and readiness for delivery or flight testing. Troubleshoot electrical issues across aircraft systems using tools such as multimeters and oscilloscopes to diagnose and resolve system-level problems. Follow detailed test protocols and document results to support compliance and quality assurance efforts.

Archer Aviation is a pioneering aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air mobility with our cutting-edge all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air transportation while minimizing noise pollution.At Archer, we embrace challenges and set our ambitions high. We believe that a diverse workforce fuels innovation and leads to better outcomes. Our commitment to fostering an equitable and inclusive workplace ensures that we celebrate and support the unique contributions of every team member.About The Role:As a member of the Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME) team, you will play a critical role in defining and implementing the production systems for our next-generation aircraft. This position straddles product design, factory strategy, and capital execution, encompassing everything from initial manufacturing concepts to equipment specifications, installation, commissioning, and production ramp-up. You will work closely with internal engineering teams and renowned external suppliers to create highly automated and scalable manufacturing systems.What You’ll Do:In your role as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, Tooling & Equipment, you will lead the development of intricate manufacturing equipment and tooling solutions essential for aircraft assembly. You will establish requirements, foster supplier collaboration, and oversee the delivery of production-ready systems from concept through factory integration and ramp-up. This position demands a strong technical foundation, ownership over capital projects, and the ability to convert product specifications into scalable manufacturing solutions.

Halo Industries is seeking a Staff Equipment Engineer to join the team in Santa Clara, California. This role centers on developing and refining equipment that aligns with the company’s technology objectives. Key responsibilities Design and enhance equipment to achieve specific performance and reliability standards Collaborate with teams from various departments to implement new equipment processes Contribute practical engineering solutions that help drive technology progress Location This position is based in Santa Clara, California, United States.

About the Role:At Cobot, we view safety not merely as a requirement, but as a core principle that empowers robots to operate effectively alongside humans. We are at the forefront of transforming safety in human-robot collaboration, crafting systems that are transparent, reliable, and predictable even in complex real-world settings.As a Staff Safety Software Engineer, you will lead the design and architecture of safety-critical software systems. Your contributions will shape the processes of designing, testing, deploying, and enhancing safety across our robotic solutions. You will be instrumental in responding to incidents and ensuring compliance with certification and regulatory standards.This position provides a unique chance to influence not only our products but also the organizational ethos surrounding safety. You will collaborate across teams, guide technical strategies, and bolster our functional safety practices. If you are passionate about the challenge of enabling safe autonomy on an industrial scale, we invite you to apply.This role is based onsite at our headquarters in Santa Clara, CA.

Join our innovative team at mindlance2 as a Staff Reactive Systems Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining reactive systems that ensure optimal performance and scalability. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop solutions that enhance system responsiveness and reliability.

Collaborative Robotics designs robots that interact naturally with people and adapt to real-world needs. The company’s team works to bring advanced robotics into everyday environments. This Director of Manufacturing Operations position is based onsite at the Santa Clara, CA headquarters. Role overview The Director of Manufacturing Operations leads the transition from in-house builds to high-volume production with a contract manufacturer. This role combines hands-on process improvement, strategic planning, and team leadership to support the company’s next phase of growth. What you will do Oversee daily manufacturing operations and manage the shift to contract manufacturing for increased output. Coordinate knowledge transfer to the contract manufacturer, including documentation, tooling, and test systems. Track contract manufacturer performance through KPIs such as quality, yield, and throughput, and respond to issues as they arise. Lead Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFM/A) reviews with engineering to improve manufacturability and manage costs. Supervise pilot builds and initial production runs, validating processes and preparing for larger-scale manufacturing. Refine and implement manufacturing processes, quality controls, and reporting systems. Build and manage a small manufacturing engineering team focused on New Product Introduction (NPI). Travel to contract manufacturing and vendor sites to support production and delivery as needed.

Join ServiceNow as a Staff Software Engineer focused on federal solutions! In this role, you will engage in designing, developing, and implementing innovative software applications tailored to meet the unique needs of our federal clients. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure our products maintain the highest standards of quality and performance. If you possess a passion for technology and a desire to make an impact in the federal sector, we encourage you to apply!

WHO WE ARE: About AviatrixAviatrix® is dedicated to helping enterprises effectively secure their cloud workloads. Aviatrix ® provides a unified solution for comprehensive cloud security. Unlike traditional cybersecurity that focuses solely on securing entry points, our Cloud Native Security Fabric (CNSF) offers runtime security and enforcement within the cloud application infrastructure itself, bridging gaps in existing strategies and empowering organizations to regain visibility and control. We enable security, cloud, and networking teams to enhance developer velocity, AI capabilities, serverless architectures, and more. For additional details, visit www.aviatrix.ai.About the Role: As a Staff Engineer – Cloud Testing, you will be responsible for defining the test strategy and ensuring quality outcomes for Aviatrix's cloud networking and security features. You will create and execute thorough test plans, promote automation, and guarantee product reliability from the design phase to production release.In this role, you will work autonomously, lead testing initiatives for complex features, mentor fellow engineers, and collaborate across teams to enhance system reliability, performance, and release speed.Position Responsibilities:Oversee test strategy and quality outcomes for features from design to release.Develop and implement test plans, designs, and automation for both new and existing features.Enhance product reliability, performance, and scalability through early defect detection and risk assessment.Construct and manage lab environments that replicate actual customer networking deployments.Examine logs, troubleshoot issues, and determine root causes of defects.Identify release impediments, assess quality risks, and guide release readiness decisions.Prioritize test coverage and manage testing timelines for feature delivery.Analyze customer-reported defects and identify trends for improvement.

Join Mindlance as a Staff Reactive System Engineer/Developer and become a pivotal part of our innovative engineering team. In this role, you will leverage your expertise in reactive systems to develop and enhance cutting-edge solutions that drive our projects forward. You will collaborate with a team of talented engineers to tackle complex challenges and deliver high-quality results.