The Staff NPI Engineer will utilize technical skills in the development of innovative products to treat peripheral, coronary, and heart valve diseases, serving as a subject matter expert for the process development team, providing oversight to pilot manufacturing/testing, and guiding products as they transition from development into full production.
Compensation
$129,000.00 - $208,150.00
Responsibilities
Collaborate with R&D, QA, and Production departments to design, develop, test, document, and implement processes, tooling, and fixtures.
Develop, validate, and maintain test methods.
Develop new catheter manufacturing processes based on design intent and DFM principles.
Develop and maintain technical documentation such as drawings for equipment, fixtures, components, and assemblies used in manufacturing processes.
Perform testing, analyzes results and provide recommendations for design selection.
Lead the development and implementation of high-output production systems for Joby's airframe assembly line, driving scale-up from several to hundreds of aircraft per year.
Compensation
The target base pay for this position is $128,800 - $221,000/yr.
Responsibilities
Make key contributions to the development of Joby's high-output production system to produce aircraft at rates that have not yet been achieved in the aerospace industry
Seek out and implement new manufacturing technologies and methods capable of dramatically accelerating assembly production rates
Collaborate with the tooling team to develop efficient and effective assembly tools oriented toward high-volume production
Collaborate with Joby's partners at Toyota to develop highly effective production tools and systems
Work closely with the Design and Stress teams to ensure that manufacturability guides all facets of the airframe design
Requirements
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related discipline with 5+ years of relevant experience (or Master's degree + 3+ years)
Nice to have: composite manufacturing
Nice to have: lamination, bonding, drilling, and fastening
Nice to have: automated or robotic manufacturing systems
Nice to have: aerospace manufacturing processes, specifications, and materials
Support production operations, troubleshoot equipment, lead continuous improvement, and manage tooling and automation projects in a manufacturing environment.
Compensation
This is a salaried position supporting a manufacturing operation. Shift Differential: 10% differential upon transitioning to Night Shift work schedule.
Responsibilities
Support production by responding to process issues, equipment faults, and downtime events.
Analyze production data to improve process efficiency, product quality, throughput, and cost.
Lead continuous improvement initiatives across General Assembly operations.
Partner with R&D to provide Design for Assembly (DFA) feedback for future products and processes.
Manage assembly process, tooling, automation, and equipment projects from concept through implementation.
Identifies opportunities and leads Zero Defect projects to reduce Cost of Poor Quality
Collaborates with inspection and manufacturing to evaluate specific product conditions for compliance where determination of requirements is difficult or unclear
Leads continuous improvement efforts and participates in improvement projects lead by others using trend analysis and RCCA tools
Develop and maintain control plans within areas of responsibility
Validates first article inspection execution and documentation within areas of responsibility
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree
Graduate Degree
Minimum 8 years of prior related experience in lieu of a degree
Nice to have: 4 years of experience in a quality-related discipline
Nice to have: Bachelor's degree in an Engineering discipline
The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $85,200 to $106,500 per year.
Responsibilities
Perform on-site supplier oversight to ensure Westinghouse technical and quality requirements are achieved
Develop and implement Supplier Oversight Plans to lead completion of critical document submittals, manufacturing activities, surveillance (witness and hold) points, inspections, and tests and ensure vendor compliance with critical requirements
Assistant Quality Manager
North American Stamping Group · Posted Nov 8, 2026
Lead and support the plant Quality department, driving quality performance, audits, and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Lead daily Quality department activities, establish priorities, and follow through on customer and plant quality concerns.
Evaluate the capabilities of Quality engineers and technicians; coordinate training, coaching, and development in inspection methods, problem solving, and communication.
Serve as a primary customer contact for assigned quality issues, coordinate responses, and represent NASG in customer meetings as required.
Monitor and report plant quality performance, identify recurring concerns, and drive actions to reduce defects, scrap, rework, and customer complaints.
Ensure control plans, PFMEAs, process flow diagrams, and inspection instructions are accurate, current, and aligned with production processes and customer requirements.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, quality, manufacturing, or a related technical field
Lead technical product-development activities from RFQ and requirements definition through validation and production launch, focusing on automotive product development, motors, and mechanical design.
Responsibilities
Lead technical development activities for washer-pump, engine, and chassis applications
Manage engineering projects through established development milestones and internal procedures
Coordinate engineering and non-engineering teams to control product performance, quality, cost, and timing
Define the technical scope of Requests for Quotation and clarify outstanding requirements with customers
Maintain accurate records of product requirements, technical decisions, and engineering changes throughout development
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering
Quality Engineer owning quality performance for vehicle systems (interior components) on Orion-built vehicles, leading problem solving, control plans, and supplier resolution.
Responsibilities
Own plant quality metrics and defect reduction for interior content (DRR, GCA, SPPS, warranty, field issues).
Champion advanced problem solving and resolution of Voice of Customer (VOC) quality issues.
Lead daily Emerging Issues / Fast Response for concerns, coordinating containment, breakpoints, and line support across GA areas.
Support First Time Quality (FTQ) improvement initiatives for systems.
Document issues in Problem Resolution Tracking System (PRTS) and drive resolution through the Current Product Improvement Team (CPIT) process.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Automotive, or related Engineering (or other related technical discipline)
Nice to have: Graduate degree in Engineering
Nice to have: Quality Engineering
Nice to have: Supplier Quality
Nice to have: automotive production floor experience
Own product quality for UL 891 switchboard line at contract manufacturing partners in Mexico, managing supplier qualification, inspections, compliance, and corrective actions.
Responsibilities
Perform daily, hands‑on quality inspections at vendor manufacturing facility
Conduct incoming, in‑process, and final inspections of UL 891 switchboards
Verify construction against drawings, BOMs, specifications
Coordinate activities of Westinghouse functions responsible for driving supplier performance including Supply Chain (buyers and category managers), Design Engineering, and Supplier Quality Oversight
Identify and escalate supplier issues, risk, and quality events
Guide prompt resolution of issues by coordinating activities, issuing communications, and identifying partners to ensure prompt identification of impacted products, disposition of issues, and implementation of corrective action