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Supports the design, development, and ramp-up of advanced manufacturing lines for aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure. Reviews drawings for manufacturability, develops production workflows and tooling requirements, researches capital equipment, coordinates with vendors, and contributes to automation and inspection planning. The role involves collaboration with senior engineers and program leads, hands-on problem solving, and approximately 25% travel for site visits and vendor interactions.

Senior Product Designer who will design tools, automations, and end-to-end workflows for Hadrian’s AI-powered factory operating system. The role partners with engineering and factory operations, researches complex customer problems, prototypes in Figma and code, ships production features, and measures business impact. Experience with industrial software, AI-powered products, agent-driven workflows, or production coding is advantageous. The position is based in Los Angeles and supports aerospace and defense manufacturing.

Leads Forward Deployed Engineering programs from discovery through production, owning technical roadmaps, delivery, architecture, customer and government relationships, and platform feedback. Builds and manages engineering, product, and design teams while maintaining hands-on technical involvement. The role requires strong product judgment, executive communication, zero-to-one product development, AI fluency, hiring ability, and experience operating in ambiguous, high-stakes environments involving aerospace, defense, manufacturing, hardware, and software.

Leads Forward Deployed Engineering teams delivering technical outcomes for major government, defense, and manufacturing programs. Owns technical roadmaps, product scope, architecture, production delivery, executive customer relationships, and platform feedback. Builds and manages engineering, product, and design teams while remaining hands-on in early-stage development and technical reviews. Requires strong product judgment, AI fluency, executive communication, zero-to-one product experience, and the ability to operate across hardware, software, and manufacturing.

Own workforce training systems and documentation for manufacturing operations. Structure capability information into skills matrices, evaluations, compliance courses, and standard documentation; manage revisions and version control; create process documentation and trainee handbooks; administer LMS content and skills data; maintain certification records and documentation hygiene; and ensure materials are accurate, organized, accessible, and audit-ready. Collaborate with training specialists, subject-matter experts, engineers, and governance teams to translate process knowledge into clear training content.

Owns the design, planning, and scaling of Tube Bending manufacturing and inspection lines. Responsibilities include drawing and manufacturability reviews, CapEx planning, vendor selection, costing, automation guidance, and production process development. The role supports new factory launches, customer solutions, and aerospace or defense manufacturing programs. Travel to Department of Defense and prime facilities is approximately 25%.

Own capital equipment delivery from purchase through installation, managing schedules, third-party logistics providers, suppliers, freight, shipping, receiving, and installation coordination. Communicate risks and schedule changes to leadership and cross-functional stakeholders, align requirements, and resolve delivery issues. The role requires strong project management, detailed tracking, autonomous execution, and supplier coordination in a fast-growing manufacturing environment.

Develops scalable sheet metal manufacturing processes for complex aerospace and defense parts. Responsibilities include analyzing CAD and engineering data, creating process routings and cycle-time estimates, defining equipment, tooling, inspection, staffing, layouts, and quality plans, and managing process definition through production ramp. The role collaborates cross-functionally, improves manufacturability, mitigates risks, and supports schedule recovery and new factory or production-line launches.

Develop software interfaces for industrial machines, PLCs, and manufacturing equipment. Build human-machine interfaces, device data logging pipelines, and integrations for autonomous manufacturing systems. Collaborate with robotics, mechanical, controls, and operations teams to deploy and upgrade manufacturing cells. The role involves hands-on factory-floor hardware work and travel up to 10% annually.

Own cross-functional infrastructure programs spanning capacity planning, reliability, builder tools, identity and access, and corporate IT. Manage hardware procurement and provisioning, incident and root-cause programs, AI development tooling adoption, and account and device lifecycles. Drive programs from discovery through execution, influence teams without direct authority, define TPM practices, and coordinate infrastructure needs across factories, offices, and engineering. Travel to new sites may be required for hardware assessments.