Industralization Engineer

We are looking for a hands-on and technically sound Electronics Industrialization Engineer to drive the transition of products from design to scalable, high-quality manufacturing. This role is a critical interface between R&D, sourcing, and EMS partners, ensuring design intent is preserved while enabling cost-effective, reliable mass production.

The ideal candidate should have a strong foundation in power electronics, a working understanding of embedded software, and practical experience in EMS collaboration and DFM. 

 Technical Ownership & Industrialization:

• Lead the industrialization lifecycle from prototype (EVT) through validation (DVT/PVT) to mass production.
  
• Translate engineering design into production-ready documentation (BOMs, gerbers, PCBA specs, test jigs).
  
• Perform design for manufacturability (DFM) and design for testability (DFT) reviews.
  
• Own ramp-up quality metrics such as yield, test coverage, and field return trends.
  

• Work with R&D on thermal design reviews, layout strategies, and power component derating.
  
• Ensure compliance with voltage isolation, creepage/clearance, and safety standards.
  

• Act as the technical bridge between internal R&D, sourcing/procurement, and EMS partners.
  
• Evaluate and qualify suppliers and alternate components, driving cost engineering without compromising quality.
  
• Coordinate with EMS on NPI builds, line setup, process validation, and first article inspection (FAI).
  
• Assist in issue resolution across mechanical fit, electrical issues, firmware compatibility, and yield drops.
  

• Support flashing, validation, and version control of firmware at the EMS line.
  
• Work closely with software teams to validate hardware-software integration under production conditions.
  

Qualifications & Skills:

• B.E./B.Tech in Electronics, Electrical, or related discipline.
  
• 5–10 years of experience in hardware industrialization
  
• Solid knowledge of PCB design reviews, SMT/PCBA manufacturing, and box build.
  
• Working knowledge of Altium, OrCAD, or similar for PCB-level discussions.
  
• Experience with test development, ICT/FCT setups, fixture design and test station qualification.
  
• Comfortable reviewing or discussing schematics, layouts, and thermal design.
  
• Familiar with component lifecycle management, cost down strategies, and BOM optimization.
  
• Familiarity with firmware flashing tools, basic embedded debug (e.g., serial logs, GPIO), and validation steps.
  
• Hands-on experience interacting with EMS vendors and component suppliers.
  
• Strong communication skills to manage cross-functional coordination.
  
• Willingness to travel to EMS and supplier sites as needed.
  
• Experience in cost down and value engineering.
  

 Preferred (Nice to Have):

• Working knowledge of FMEA, APQP, PPAP, or ISO/IATF processes.
  
• Familiarity with compliance and safety standards (e.g., IEC, ISO26262 for functional safety).