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New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineer
Lightmatter · Mountain View · Posted today
Available in 2 locations
Mountain View · hybrid Apply → Mountain View, CA · hybrid Apply →About the role
📋 Description Key responsibilities include evaluating boards, components, and subassemblies for Creating and maintaining process documentation such as work instructions, process flow diagrams Assist with the assembly and integration of complex electromechanical and electronic systems Triage and debug build issues – in-house and at external contract manufacturing sites. Collaborate with relevant SMEs to root-cause and deploy corrective measures, and actively track Execute and document test procedures, including setup, data collection, and issue tracking. 🎯 Requirements Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or similar discipline. 5+ years of experience in Electrical Design, NPI, or manufacturing engineering. Strong understanding of manufacturing processes and quality systems. Experience with DFM/DFA principles and tools. Proficiency in CAD software and engineering documentation. Excellent project management and organizational skills. 🎁 Benefits Comprehensive Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision) Retirement Savings Matching Program Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D) Generous Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Paid Family Leave Short Term & Long Term Disability
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The listing states 134000-189000 USD.
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