Head of Manufacturing: Robotics for Solar Rollout

Charge Robotics; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity compensation

Job summary

Charge Robotics, a Series A startup building robots that construct solar farms, is seeking a Head of Manufacturing in the SF Bay Area. You will own the full arc of product manufacturing, stand up our first production facility, and build the manufacturing function to scale quality and throughput.

Lead a world-class team, partner with engineering and supply chain, ensure safe, efficient operations, and drive manufacturability improvements while delivering on field deployments and HQ production

Qualifications

• 10+ years of professional experience, including 3+ years in a manufacturing leadership role.

Responsibilities

• Build, lead, and grow a world-class manufacturing team aligned with company goals.
• Own the operationalization of production facility end-to-end.
• Build and maintain a manufacturing engineering organization in lockstep with design.
• Collaborate with supply chain to reduce COGS via DFM, process optimization, and yield improvements.
• Establish manufacturing processes, documentation, and supplier quality.
• Represent manufacturing to stakeholders and own EHS compliance.

Skills

Communication skills

10+ years exp

Manufacturing leadership

DFM/DFA/GD&T

Supplier qualification

Startup environment

Education

Bachelor's/Master's in Mechanical/Electrical/Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering

Tools

ION manufacturing software

Job description

Charge Robotics, a Series A startup building robots that construct solar farms, is seeking a Head of Manufacturing in the SF Bay Area. You will own the full arc of product manufacturing, stand up our first production facility, and build the manufacturing function to scale quality and throughput.

Lead a world-class team, partner with engineering and supply chain, ensure safe, efficient operations, and drive manufacturability improvements while delivering on field deployments and HQ production