Backed by TenOneTen Ventures.
About the role
As a Process Development Engineer, you will turn promising technologies into robust, repeatable, and transferable manufacturing processes. Working closely with the team’s technical leader, R&D specialists, equipment engineers, and the Production organization, you will help establish how processes behave, identify and control sources of variation, develop operating windows and process controls, and build the evidence required to demonstrate manufacturing readiness. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering, materials science, chemical engineering, industrial engineering, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent practical experience
- 3+ years of experience in manufacturing engineering, process engineering, process development, applied R&D, or a related technical field
- Demonstrated experience developing, characterizing, or improving physical manufacturing processes
- Strong applied statistical skills, including experimental design, data analysis, process variation, measurement system analysis, and statistical process control
- Experience translating experimental results into engineering specifications, operating limits, process controls, or manufacturing procedures
- Strong hands-on engineering judgment and ability to troubleshoot complex interactions among materials, equipment, process parameters, and measured outcomes
More about this role
Rangeview is on a mission to build the foundry system that reindustrializes America. We exist to break the legacy manufacturing trap by reinventing critical production for the twenty-first century. Through advanced software, deep automation, breakthroughs in materials science, and modern financing strategies, Rangeview rewrites both the cost curve and the power structure of making metal parts.
You will work within Rangeview’s R&D team as new technologies move from successful technical demonstrations toward manufacturing readiness. You will influence technologies while they are still evolving, own the maturation of assigned manufacturing processes, and help transfer those processes into the broader production environment.
As a Process Development Engineer, you will turn promising technologies into robust, repeatable, and transferable manufacturing processes.
Working closely with the team’s technical leader, R&D specialists, equipment engineers, and the Production organization, you will help establish how processes behave, identify and control sources of variation, develop operating windows and process controls, and build the evidence required to demonstrate manufacturing...
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