Electrical Hardware TPM: End-to-End Design & Release

Fluidstack; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 200,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluidstack seeks an experienced Engineering Program Manager to drive electrical equipment product lines from requirements to design release and first production. You will lead integrated design reviews, ensure manufacturability with input from manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, and manage long-lead components and second sources to protect schedules.

You will communicate status and risks clearly to executives and engineers, with bonus consideration for an electrical engineering degree or

Qualifications

• 5+ years of technical program management on electrical or electromechanical hardware designed and manufactured in-house.
• Experience taking a hardware product from concept through design release and first production lot.
• Understanding of design for manufacturing, configuration management, BOMs, drawings, and test procedures.
• Ability to read electrical single-lines and equipment schedules to catch issues early.
• Experience with supplier qualification and second sourcing to support schedules.
• Clear, concise status reporting to executives and engineers.
• Bonus: Electrical engineering degree or PE license; NPI in a low-volume, high-mix factory.

Responsibilities

• Drive the design program from requirements through design release and keep the team to gates.
• Run concept, preliminary, and critical design reviews and capture decisions.
• Make designs manufacturable by involving manufacturing, quality, and supply chain early.
• Manage component supply, long-lead parts, and second sourcing to avoid slips.
• Maintain a single controlled set of specifications and drawings with change records.
• Provide visibility into status, risks, and spend to engineering leadership.

Skills

Technical program management

Electrical hardware

Design reviews

Configuration management

Bill of Materials

Education

Electrical engineering degree

PE license

Job description

Fluidstack seeks an experienced Engineering Program Manager to drive electrical equipment product lines from requirements to design release and first production. You will lead integrated design reviews, ensure manufacturability with input from manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, and manage long-lead components and second sources to protect schedules.

You will communicate status and risks clearly to executives and engineers, with bonus consideration for an electrical engineering degree or