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MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings · Ann Arbor, MI

Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Ann Arbor, MISenior individual contributorManufacturing & Production

Listed on MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Manufacturing Engineer Key Responsibilities and Critical Success Measures Provide clear and concise metric reports that detail actions and owners to resolve all manufacturing related issues. Devise innovative methods of adding value through a close working relationship with Operational leadership onsite(s). Analyse and assess operational activities in order to identify areas for improvement across the site(s) and within the wider business.

Manage the delivery of assigned capital equipment and transition into production. Negotiate, co-ordinate with contractors during problem resolving and agreed eliminate variations whilst obtaining most effective solution. Ensure all project activities are conducted within applicable legislation and in alignment with company policies and procedures. Propose new ways of working by using best practice in processes and technologies.

Provide progress updates against assigned projects to the senior management, senior engineers, and identifying opportunities, risks and any remedial action plans required. Process monitoring and 1st line interaction of Wire Bonding, Die Attach, SMT and other processes with the contractor. Work hand in hand with contractor management.

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