Industralization Engineer

Role Summary

• We are looking for a hands-on and technically sound Electronics
• Industrialization Engineer to drive the transition of products from design
• to scalable, high-quality manufacturing. This role is a critical interface
• between R&D, sourcing, and EMS partners, ensuring design intent is
• preserved while enabling cost-effective, reliable mass production.
• The ideal candidate should have a strong foundation in power
• electronics, a working understanding of embedded software, and
• practical experience in EMS collaboration and DFM.
• As an Industrialization Engineer at Ultraviolette Automotive, your roles and responsibilities will be to:

Technical

Ownership & Industrialization

Lead

the industrialization lifecycle from prototype (EVT) through

validation (DVT/PVT) to mass production.

Translate

• engineering design into production-ready documentation (BOMs,
• gerbers, PCBA specs, test jigs).
• Perform design for manufacturability (DFM) and design for testability
• (DFT) reviews.

Own

ramp-up quality metrics such as yield, test coverage, and field return

trends.

Work

with R&D on thermal design reviews, layout strategies,

and power component derating.

Ensure

compliance with voltage isolation, creepage/clearance, and

safety standards.

Act

as the technical bridge between internal R&D,

sourcing/procurement, and EMS partners.

Evaluate

and qualify suppliers and alternate components, driving cost

engineering without compromising quality.

Coordinate

with EMS on NPI builds, line setup, process validation, and first

article inspection (FAI).

Assist

in issue resolution across mechanical fit, electrical issues,

firmware compatibility, and yield drops.

Support

flashing, validation, and version control of firmware at the EMS line.

Work

closely with software teams to validate hardware-software integration under production conditions.

Requirements

Qualifications & Skills

B.E./B.Tech

in Electronics, Electrical, or related discipline.

5–10

years of experience in hardware industrialization

Solid

knowledge of PCB design reviews, SMT/PCBA manufacturing, and box

build.

Working

knowledge of Altium, OrCAD, or similar for PCB-level

discussions.

Experience

with test development, ICT/FCT setups, fixture design and test

station qualification.

Comfortable

reviewing or discussing schematics, layouts, and thermal design.

Familiar

with component lifecycle management, cost down strategies,

and BOM optimization.

Familiarity

with firmware flashing tools, basic embedded debug (e.g., serial

logs, GPIO), and validation steps.

Hands-on

experience interacting with EMS vendors and component

suppliers.

Strong

communication skills to manage cross-functional coordination.

Willingness

to travel to EMS and supplier sites as needed.

Experience

in cost down and value engineering.

Preferred (Nice to

Have)

Working

knowledge of FMEA, APQP, PPAP, or ISO/IATF processes.

Familiarity

with compliance and safety standards (e.g., IEC, ISO26262 for

functional safety).