Adder Technology
New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineer
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The Role
We’re looking for a New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineer to lead the transition of our advanced technology products from prototype to production.
Working at the intersection of Engineering, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, you’ll ensure that new PCBAs and finished products are manufacturable, scalable and ready for production. You’ll strengthen collaboration between teams, identify and address risks early, and help establish effective, repeatable product introduction processes.
If you enjoy solving complex challenges and are passionate about bringing high-quality, innovative electronic products to market efficiently, we’d love to hear from you.
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Skills & Experience
You’ll bring experience in new product introduction within manufacturing engineering, production engineering or electronics manufacturing.
You’ll have a deep understanding of PCBA manufacturing and production test strategies, with the ability to interpret schematics, PCB layouts, bills of materials (BOMs) and manufacturing documentation. Experience working with external PCB assembly suppliers or contract manufacturers is also important.
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You’ll work in a multidisciplinary electronics development environment, collaborating with Electronics, Mechanical, FPGA and Software Engineering teams, as well as System Test and Verification.
The role also involves Design for Manufacture (DFM) and Design for Test (DFT) processes, manufacturing and quality systems, PLM, ERP and engineering data management tools, and prototype, pilot and production build environments.
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