Senior Manager, Manufacturing Engineering

<div class="content-intro"><p>Hyliion is committed to creating innovative solutions that enable clean,&nbsp;flexible and affordable electricity production. The&nbsp;Company’s primary focus is to develop distributed&nbsp;power generators that can operate on various fuel&nbsp;sources to future-proof against an ever-changing&nbsp;energy economy.</p></div><p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Job Purpose</strong></p> <p>The Senior Manager, Manufacturing Engineering owns the manufacturing engineering function across Hyliion's Cedar Park, TX headquarters and primary production site and its Milford, OH R&amp;D operations. The role is the bridge between the engineering design of the KARNO Power Module and the scalable, repeatable production system required for commercial ramp, defining and driving the processes, tooling, documentation, and infrastructure that transform KARNO from a highly engineered prototype into a manufacturable product. This is a player-coach role: the incumbent builds and leads a team of manufacturing engineers while remaining personally hands-on in the most challenging production problems.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>AI at Hyliion</strong></p> <p>At Hyliion, AI is core to how we work. We equip every team member with leading AI tools and count on you to use them — to move faster, solve harder problems, and help us realize the full potential of KARNO technology for the world.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Duties and Responsibilities</strong></p> <ul> <li>Productionization: translate engineering designs into manufacturable, repeatable, and scalable production configurations across both sites, aligned to the commercial ramp roadmap.</li> <li>Tooling and process development: design, develop, and qualify manufacturing tooling, fixtures, and processes that support quality, efficiency, and volume scalability.</li> <li>Manufacturing documentation: own PFMEAs, control plans, work instructions, SOPs, and MBOMs, keeping them accurate, current, and accessible to the production floor.</li> <li>Lean and material flow: define and implement standard work, material flow, and handling strategies that increase throughput, reduce waste, and prepare the factory for increasing volume.</li> <li>Process validation and control: drive capability studies, establish measurement systems and process controls, and hold consistent product quality from first article through production.</li> <li>Design for manufacturability: partner with Design Engineering to embed DFM into the product lifecycle as an ongoing discipline rather than a late-stage review.</li> <li>Team building: build, mentor, and lead a team of manufacturing engineers, developing the bench, the skills matrix, and the accountabilit