Overview: The Manufacturing Engineer II role focuses on product ownership, regarding new product introduction (NPI) and sustaining activities. This role will be working cross-functionally to transfer new product lines, improve existing processes, and troubleshoot and mitigate failures across Sight Science's portfolio of market-leading ophthalmic technologies. Whether working on sustaining or NPI projects, this individual will be working with both internal teams and external partners to facilitate consistent, high-quality manufacturing while optimizing COGS. Additionally, this role will work closely with the R&D team, contributing to design transfer activities such as DFM, design verification, and process development.

The individual suited for this role should actively seek opportunities to contribute to projects, demonstrating initiative and a keen ability to drive team success through strong cross-functional collaboration. This person must be technically proficient, capable of rapidly learning and adapting, and excel in translating higher-level company or team objectives into actionable projects executed efficiently. They should embody flexibility, attention to detail, effective communication, and a commitment to both leadership and teamwork, ensuring that their contributions significantly advance the team's goals.

Responsibilities:

Work with internal and external teams to identify and implement manufacturing improvements on existing product lines.
Contribute to design transfer activities, working cross-functionally within the company as well as by coordinating transfer activities with external vendors, in order to build high-quality products in accordance with development and commercial goals.
Operate with moderate independence on manufacturing projects, driving them to a timely conclusion while meeting or exceeding all deliverables.
Define measurable requirements for contract manufacturers and external vendors.
Create robust and stable processes that ensure product quality and minimize COGS.
Support design development, including design verification and validation.
Generate internal and external facing documentation, including risk analyses, test protocols and reports, and transfer plans.
Develop and implement new manufacturing processes, equipment, and fixturing.
Analyze customer complaints, assess failure modes, and implement mitigations.
Ensure high-quality production at external manufacturing partners through process improvements, consistent monitoring of key metrics, a thorough review of process outputs, and maintaining validated lines.
Support overarching company goals, including but not limited to compliance with FDA regulations, ISO 13485, and any other applicable standards.
Actively foster a positive working environment through clear communication, a solutions-oriented mindset, and a pro-team mentality.

Skills/Qualifications:

Bachelor's or Master's degree in an applicable engineering field.
Minimum of three years of related medical device industry experience.
Experience with product development and post-commercial production of a medical device.
Familiarity with design verification and validation, risk management documentation, and process validation.
Proficiency with SolidWorks modeling, engineering drawings, tolerance analysis, and fixturing design.
Experience authoring controlled documentation, including formal protocols and reports, MPIs, LHRs, and BOMs.
History of effective collaboration with external partners, including CMs and vendors.
Strong communication skills, both with internal and external teams.
Ability to both work independently as well as part of a larger team.
Proficient in technical writing and utilization of MS Word and Excel.
Time management abilities and organization, especially when faced with projects across multiple product lines.
MS Project and statistical analysis software are desirable but not required.
Up to 20% travel time expected.
Willingness to travel to international vendors 2-5 times a year.
Sitting/standing: The role may require prolonged periods of sitting at a desk or standing during meetings, presentations, or customer interactions.
Computer use: Extensive use of computers and other electronic devices may be necessary for data entry, communication, and software navigation.
Phone calls: The job may involve frequent phone use for meetings and conference calls.
Multitasking: The ability to multitask and manage projects simultaneously may be required, which can be mentally demanding and occasionally stressful.

For California, the base salary range for this position is $115,000-$155,600 (highly qualified) a year. The Company maintains highly competitive, performance-based compensation programs.

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