Jobs at Fictiv

Owns day-to-day Oakland office operations, including reception, facilities coordination, supplies, safety, mail, catering, budgets, and vendor management. Coordinates guest logistics, office events, employee onboarding, access administration, perks, and culture-building programs. The role is fully on-site, highly visible, and requires proactive service, strong organization, event coordination, and collaboration with employees, vendors, property management, and IT.

Source and manage mechanical products and raw materials across the full procurement lifecycle. Responsibilities include supplier identification and qualification, RFQs, cost analysis, negotiation, purchase order placement, delivery tracking, supplier agreements, performance monitoring, corrective actions, and supply-risk mitigation. The role collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and quality teams, interprets engineering drawings, and supports substitutions and value-engineering decisions.

Own strategic enterprise accounts and drive complex, consultative sales of manufacturing solutions. Build account plans, develop multi-stakeholder opportunities, translate technical manufacturing needs into business value, coordinate cross-functional deal execution, manage negotiations and enterprise agreements, expand customer relationships, and maintain accurate pipeline forecasts. The role targets MedTech, aerospace, robotics, energy, mobility, and other industrial customers, requiring frequent travel and technical manufacturing knowledge.

The Strategic Program Manager leads complex customer programs from product development and introduction through mass production. Responsibilities include coordinating Sales, Engineering, Fulfillment, and customers; managing milestones, risks, changes, timelines, quality, and budgets; facilitating status meetings; serving as a technical subject matter expert; and driving process improvements. The role requires manufacturing and engineering expertise, customer-facing program leadership, and experience with processes such as CNC machining, 3D printing, injection molding, sheet metal, die casting, or assembly.

Manages supplier quality for CNC and other manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include supplier selection and qualification, QMS assessments, project quality reviews, process control, inspections, shipment release, performance improvement, corrective actions, customer complaint resolution, and internal process optimization. The role requires strong CNC machining, programming, inspection, quality tools, ISO 9001, GD&T, problem-solving, supplier management, and cross-functional communication experience.

Reviews manufacturing release packages, analyzes feasibility and costs, prepares quotes, develops cost calculators, provides design-for-manufacturability feedback, improves automated quoting, and creates ANSI/ASME Y14.5-compliant drawings. The role requires mechanical engineering knowledge, CNC machining and 3D printing expertise, understanding of GD&T, materials, tolerancing, and multiple custom manufacturing processes.

Own the strategy, roadmap, implementation, and optimization of manufacturing business systems including PLM, ERP, TMS, and MRP. Translate business needs into requirements, build investment cases, manage integrations and risks, coordinate Agile delivery across global teams, and lead launches, training, and change management. Collaborate with operations, finance, supply chain, engineering, IT, vendors, and implementation partners to improve scalability, data flow, customer experience, and operational efficiency.

Manage complex customer programs from new product development and introduction through mass production. Coordinate Sales, Solutions Engineering, Fulfillment, and customer teams to deliver products on time, within budget, and to quality standards. Identify and mitigate risks, manage changes, track milestones, facilitate status meetings, resolve blockers, and improve internal processes. Serve as the customer advocate and manufacturing subject matter expert while maintaining quality management system requirements.

Coordinates manufacturing orders and programs from kickoff through delivery. Assigns projects to manufacturing partners, tracks schedules, quality, and production status, troubleshoots technical and quality issues, manages changes and risks, and communicates requirements across customer-facing, global, and multifunctional teams. The role requires understanding manufacturing processes, engineering drawings, tolerances, and GD&T, while supporting customer complaints and ensuring on-time, on-quality shipment.

Develop and expand strategic enterprise manufacturing accounts through consultative, multi-stakeholder sales. Build account plans, identify technical manufacturing opportunities, translate customer requirements into business value, orchestrate cross-functional deal teams, manage executive relationships, negotiate complex agreements, close large opportunities, and maintain accurate pipelines and forecasts. The role targets engineering-intensive sectors and requires extensive customer-facing travel.

Manages high-mix, low-volume manufacturing projects from customer requirements through final delivery. Coordinates U.S. customers and manufacturing partners, overseeing scope, timelines, quality, budget, technical production issue resolution, and process improvements. Requires engineering expertise, hands-on CNC machining knowledge, strong project management, data-driven problem solving, effective communication, English fluency, and experience in multicultural environments.

Manage multiple customer manufacturing programs from order initiation through delivery and post-delivery resolution. Coordinate customer, sales, engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and operations teams to resolve issues, communicate requirements, and meet scope, budget, timeline, quality, and delivery expectations. Build customer relationships, prioritize cases, advocate for customer needs, and identify continuous-improvement opportunities across fast-paced, global manufacturing operations.

Manage high-mix, low-volume manufacturing projects from customer requirements through delivery. Coordinate stakeholders, mitigate risks, assign work orders to manufacturing partners, resolve production questions, manage change orders, and ensure scope, budget, quality, and timelines are met. Drive continuous improvements to technical project management workflows while maintaining clear communication across U.S.-based customers and manufacturing partners.

Supports strategic manufacturing programs from launch through delivery by tracking milestones, budgets, quality, risks, and customer changes. Collaborates with Sales, Costing and DFM, Quality, Logistics, and global manufacturing teams to maintain accurate program status and improve processes. The role includes customer-facing support, operational improvement, cross-functional coordination, and reporting. It is based onsite in Bangalore on an overnight US Pacific Time shift and requires approximately 10% annual travel.

Own a portfolio of customer manufacturing programs from order through delivery. Manage customer relationships, concurrent cases, engineering and logistics requirements, timelines, budgets, risks, and post-delivery exceptions. Collaborate with sales, manufacturing operations, and cross-functional teams to resolve issues, improve processes, and deliver programs successfully. The role supports NPI, low-volume production, and rapid prototyping programs while serving US-based customers during Pacific business hours.

Develops MRO business across industrial manufacturing accounts by building relationships with maintenance, operations, procurement, and engineering teams. Identifies reliability and maintenance opportunities, recommends mechanical and automation solutions, grows revenue and share of wallet, creates account plans and proposals, manages negotiations and implementations, and supports forecasting and pipeline tracking. The role requires consultative selling, technical aptitude, cross-functional collaboration, customer-site engagement, and at least 30% travel.

Coordinates technical manufacturing program activities, including BOM setup, engineering change orders, system operations, shipment and order scheduling, exception tracking, documentation, reporting, and data analysis. Supports Technical Program Managers with production programs, system improvement initiatives, weekly business reporting, and administrative tasks. The role requires manufacturing or program management familiarity, PLM or ERP experience, strong organization, attention to detail, and effective collaboration.

Own the growth and business development strategy for the CNC lathe and Swiss-type turning portfolio. Identify demand, support production-turning opportunities, validate feasibility, track delivery programs, analyze quoting and win/loss data, establish performance metrics, and collaborate across Sales, Marketing, Engineering, Program Management, and regional teams to drive profitable growth.

Develop and maintain scalable, secure integrations across enterprise SaaS platforms including Salesforce, NetSuite, Marketo, and JIRA. Translate business requirements into technical solutions, perform MUnit and end-to-end testing, forecast integration capacity, and support production operations. Provide technical leadership, mentor engineers, enforce engineering standards, contribute to product development, and drive operational excellence.

The Logistics Coordinator will manage international and domestic logistics operations, coordinate shipments, ensure compliance, and support cross-functional teams for timely deliveries.