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Manufacturing Engineer

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Manufacturing Engineer — NPI & Industrialization

Full-time, onsite | Houston, Texas | Frequent domestic travel to partner sites; periodic travel to Nyon, Switzerland

We are challenging the energy sector with our innovative fuel cell technology to decarbonize power generation — are you the right person to join our dynamic and growing team?

About EH Group Engineering

EHG is developing cutting-edge fuel cell technology for heavy duty mobility and large-scale stationary power applications. Our uniquely redesigned product is a significantly more compact fuel cell with high power density and lower costs of production. Faced with the challenges of climate change and the transition to a decentralized energy system, EHG seeks to provide high performance and cost-effective fuel cell solutions to our clients and partners.

We are establishing our US manufacturing operations in Houston, Texas. We are seeking Manufacturing Engineers to industrialize our products in the US — transferring proven process from our Swiss operations, standing up manual stack assembly, commissioning our roll-to-roll production equipment, and working alongside the packaging partners who will integrate our systems. This is a hands-on, build-it role for engineers who want to put a factory on the ground rather than inherit one.

Key Responsibilities

  • Serve as the on-site engineering presence at packaging and integration partner facilities — reviewing build plans against our design, resolving producibility issues in real time, and supporting first-article builds

  • Own design-for-manufacture feedback between partner sites, US operations and the engineering team in Nyon

  • Develop, validate and mature work instructions, process documentation and routings for US operations, in line with the EH quality management system

  • Lead the transfer of the process of record from Nyon to Houston — including tooling, fixtures, layouts, cycle-time balancing and operator training material

  • Deploy and commission the manual stack assembly line in the US, building on proven Swiss process and learning

  • Deploy and commission roll-to-roll production equipment in the US, working alongside the equipment supplier through installation, acceptance testing and process qualification

  • Establish process windows, capability studies and control plans; qualify processes to the point of repeatable, conforming output

  • Specify tooling, fixtures, jigs and automation equipment with suppliers

  • Troubleshoot production, quality and equipment issues on the floor; drive root cause and corrective action

  • Support supplier quality and certification activities with the necessary process data and documentation

  • Drive OEE, throughput, yield and cost-reduction improvements using Lean methods

  • Support safe working practice and EHS compliance in all process and equipment design

Skills and Experience Required

  • BSc/MSc in manufacturing, mechanical, mechatronic or industrial engineering is mandatory

  • Minimum 5–8 years of manufacturing engineering experience in an assembly or automation environment

  • Demonstrated experience installing, commissioning and qualifying production equipment — not only specifying it

  • Experience writing work instructions and process documentation in a controlled quality system (ISO 9001 or equivalent)

  • Experience working at or with external manufacturing partners, contract manufacturers or system integrators

  • Working knowledge of Lean manufacturing, line balancing, process validation and statistical process control

  • Proficiency with CAD and ERP systems

  • Comfortable operating with ambiguity in a start-up environment; able to work autonomously with internal and external experts

  • Willing to travel frequently to partner sites within the US, and to Switzerland for extended periods during process transfer (expect 30–50% travel in the first year)

  • Excellent spoken and written English is mandatory

  • Must have existing authorization to work in the United States

Desirable

  • Experience with web handling, coating, converting or other roll-to-roll processes

  • Experience in fuel cell, battery, electrolyzer or comparable electrochemical manufacturing

  • Experience taking a product from prototype through first production at a new site

  • Exposure to UL, CSA or CE certification processes

  • French or German language ability

What We Offer

  • The opportunity to build a manufacturing operation from the ground up, rather than optimize an existing one

  • Direct ownership of process and equipment decisions, with access to the engineering team that designed the product

  • A small, fast-moving team where the work you do is visible in the product

Start date: Immediately

Only candidates selected for interview will be contacted.

EH Group Engineering is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status or any other protected characteristic.

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