Senior Mechanical Manufacturing Engineer – Scalable Hardware

Google; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 172,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Bonus target 15%

Benefits package

Job summary

Google is seeking an Advanced Mechanical Manufacturing Engineer in Sunnyvale, CA. You will be a technical process and product development lead for Google's compute hardware, including AI solutions, enabling scalable, high-volume production.

You will apply stamping, molding, casting, extrusion, machining, and assembly knowledge to qualify new processes and suppliers, while guiding DFx, tolerance analysis, and design for manufacturability across global supply chains.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• 5 years of experience in process or product development for electro-mechanical assemblies.
• 3 years of process, design, or product development experience for mechanical assemblies.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a technical expert in a significant area of manufacturing engineering (e.g., tooling, automation, test, process development, DFX).
• Define medium- and long-term technical strategy and manufacturing architecture for scalability and supply chain influence.
• Drive initiatives to achieve cost, quality, efficiency, or capability improvements.
• Use advanced statistical tools to guide data-driven decisions in manufacturing and design.
• Lead cross-functional collaboration to optimize designs and processes across competing priorities.

Skills

Electro-mechanical design

Process development

Mentoring

Manufacturing experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Job description

Google is seeking an Advanced Mechanical Manufacturing Engineer in Sunnyvale, CA. You will be a technical process and product development lead for Google's compute hardware, including AI solutions, enabling scalable, high-volume production.

You will apply stamping, molding, casting, extrusion, machining, and assembly knowledge to qualify new processes and suppliers, while guiding DFx, tolerance analysis, and design for manufacturability across global supply chains.