Willow is a platform for products that help improve the lives and health of women. We are a mission-driven team of experienced inventors, mothers, and fathers dedicated to making a difference in women’s lives. The Willow™ Wearable Breast Pump, selected as one of TIME's 25 Best Inventions in 2017 and 2018 CES Innovation Award for Wearable Technologies, is the first solution in our platform.

About The Role:

Willow Innovations, Inc. is looking for a Sr. Manufacturing Process Engineer to support and facilitate the Manufacturing operations of our company. Reporting to the Sr Manager of Manufacturing Engineering, the Sr. Manufacturing Process Engineer will ensure a consistent supply of quality products is always available, by communicating effectively with and supporting international and domestic partners/suppliers and internal teams. This engineer will focus on manufacturing to identify, recommend, plan and implement design change and cost reduction projects. The engineer will serve on technical teams to accomplish company objectives for product supply, quality, cost, and sustaining manufacturing engineering activities.

Roles & Responsibilities | What You'll Do:

Collaborate directly with Contract Manufacturers & Suppliers to ensure production needs are met on time
Support projects for released products to implement configuration changes, reduce costs and improve performance, quality and reliability
Manage product bills of material, specifications, engineering drawings, and documents
Document and execute engineering studies
Develop, document, and validate processes
Drive root cause analysis and implement corrective actions as needed
Perform cost analysis and identify opportunities for improvement
Communicate project and task status
Perform material analysis to ensure consistent supply, and limit excess and obsolete material
Manage and prioritize workload, develop project plans and oversee project execution
Support Willow from company headquarters in Mountain View, CA - domestic and International Travel (Asia, Latin America) is required.

Experience | What You'll Bring:

5-10 years relevant industry experience and a minimum BS degree in Mechanical Engineering or other engineering or applied science discipline OR
3-5 years relevant industry experience and a minimum MS degree in Mechanical Engineering or other engineering or applied science discipline
Good knowledge of and technical experience in general engineering principles, and attention to detail, with excellent written and verbal communication skills
Understanding of processes and materials used in high volume manufacturing, mechanical and electromechanical systems.
Demonstrated record of task and project planning and execution
Experience in a fast-paced environment, shipping medical and/or consumer products is required - medical device development (ISO13485, FDA) is a plus
Passion for Willow’s mission and vision to bring joy to motherhood

Other experience in the following areas:

Interactions with contract manufacturers and suppliers: Change management, root cause investigation, material planning
Design change planning and implementation: fixture design, engineering changes, protocol/report writing
Manufacturing methods: Printed circuit board/electronics assembly, mechanical assembly, bonding, industrial engineering principles, process automation, basic statistical methods and analysis

Willow is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. We are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, marital status, disability, or Veteran status.

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