Manufacturing Design Engineer- Assembly

This role is a part of collaborative environment contributing to the creation, evaluation, and implementation of end-to-end manufacturing solutions for Apple’s iPhone enclosures. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional stakeholders in Quality Engineering, Global Supply Management, Product Design, and Industrial Design in order to ensure our manufacturing solutions meet our product quality, cost, yield, capacity, schedule, and environmental goals. We seek an individual who will:5 years of experience in high-volume mechanical product development, manufacturing engineering, tooling engineering, high-precision fabrication, or similar rolesBS or higher in mechanical, manufacturing, industrial engineering, or related fieldsHands-on experience in the following expertise: robotics, laser etching, laser welding, adhesive dispensing, potting, mechanical fastening, automationUnderstanding core principles of fixture and automation design, including the use of design software and FEA for stress/structural analysisUnderstanding core principles of Geometric Dimensioning and TolerancingUnderstanding core principles of Data Analysis and Design of ExperimentsWillingness and ability to travel domestically up to 75%Hands-on approach to engineering and problem-solvingA quick learner who approaches problems flexibly and proactively identifies solutions in the face of challengesStrong ability to influence using clear and concise communication skills to make data-driven manufacturing decisionsApplies innovative approach to problem-solving by demonstrating past experiencesA passion for manufacturing and engineering excellenceUnwillingness to compromise on quality and customer satisfactionExperience working with OEMs and Contract Manufacturers in the Consumer Electronics Industry is a plus

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