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Process Engineer

Arris · Berkeley, California · On-site

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About Arris

High-volume producer of advanced carbon parts for drones, aerospace, cycling, and consumer applications. (Made in U.S.A. or Taiwan). Backed by NEA.

About the role

This is an early-career, hands-on position in the manufacturing area, responsible for developing our molding process and making parts. Our Process Engineer takes new customer parts from first shot to a dialed-in process, delivers parts on schedule, and designs and runs the experiments that make the process better. This is an on-site role in Berkeley: you will spend your days on the floor, not behind a computer. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

What they're looking for

  • Take new customer parts from first shot to a dialed-in, repeatable process, and deliver parts on schedule
  • Plan and run your own experiments: make parts, measure results, and report back with clear recommendations
  • Keep the process running day to day: setup, changeovers, maintenance coordination, and throughput
  • Troubleshoot part defects and process drift at the machine, and document what works
  • Work independently, and pull in design, tooling, materials, and quality when needed to get parts out the door
  • A BS in Mechanical, Materials, or Manufacturing Engineering (or equivalent experience)
More about this role

Job Overview

This is an early-career, hands-on position in the manufacturing area, responsible for developing our molding process and making parts. Our Process Engineer takes new customer parts from first shot to a dialed-in process, delivers parts on schedule, and designs and runs the experiments that make the process better. This is an on-site role in Berkeley: you will spend your days on the floor, not behind a computer. A couple of years of experience is preferred; strong new graduates who want to build things will be considered.

About Arris

Carbon fiber composites hold the potential to change the world by unlocking novel design architectures that deliver unparalleled performance at lighter weights. Despite this potential, the complexity and cost of designing and manufacturing these anisotropic materials has limited their use to high-end, niche applications. Arris Composites has solved this problem and some of the top companies in the world have taken notice. New design latitude and improved performance provides competitive advantages for leaders across the industrial, defense, and consumer markets. Your view of composites is about to change.

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