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Meta is seeking an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, Product Quality, to develop and implement world-class manufacturing and quality processes for open compute hardware. You will work at the intersection of design and the factory floor, partnering with ODMs to move from first build to high-volume production at datacenter scale.
Based at our APAC office in Singapore, you will own SMT and PCBA assembly technology roadmaps, drive DFx requirements, and lead process development with internal teams and
Meta is seeking an Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, Product Quality, to develop and implement world-class manufacturing and quality processes for the next generation of AI/ML & Networking hardware. You will work at the intersection of design and the factory floor, partnering with the ODM manufacturing ecosystem to bring open compute hardware from first build to high-volume production at datacenter scale. Beyond executing on today's products, you will own the SMT and PCBA assembly manufacturing technology roadmap — identifying the process capabilities Meta will need several product generations out, working with ODM partners to build them before they are needed, and partnering with our packaging technology team to ensure new packaging technologies can be manufactured at scale.
This is a full time position and reports to the Manager of Product and Quality Engineering as part of the Hardware Quality Engineering team and is based at our APAC office.
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