Jobs at Layup Parts

Design and deliver production-ready tooling, create ply books and kits, provide DFM feedback to customers, collaborate with software engineers, perform floor-level validation, plan equipment and training, and develop new composite manufacturing methods.

Develop software for analyzing and generating 3D geometry, creating manufacturability assessment algorithms, and automating workflows in composite manufacturing.

The Mechanical Engineer will design and develop equipment for automation in manufacturing, collaborate with teams, and train users on new systems.

The role involves developing geometric software for manufacturing, including analyzing CAD models and automating workflows while collaborating with various teams.

Lead procurement for a composites manufacturing startup: manage suppliers and contracts, perform material demand planning, build internal procurement systems (budgeting, approvals, inventory control), negotiate, run day-to-day purchasing, and use analytics to improve cost and supplier performance.

The CNC Programmer at Layup Parts will program and operate CNC machines, perform inspections, troubleshoot manufacturing issues, and provide design feedback, all while ensuring high-quality outputs in a fast-paced environment.

The Software Engineer will build and enhance a Factory Operating System, develop manufacturing equipment interfaces, create internal tools, and mentor team members while collaborating across teams to improve efficiency.

Work on production software powering the factory operating system: build machine interfaces to capture real-time data, add features to the customer portal, and develop internal automation tools to improve manufacturing processes in collaboration with production and engineering teams.

The Manufacturing Engineer will design tooling, collaborate with software engineers, develop new manufacturing methods, and improve production capabilities in composites.

The Manufacturing Engineer Intern will design molds and tools, assist with production cost strategies, and engage in hands-on production problem solving.

Manage and optimize production schedules across multiple work centers, balancing demand, capacity, materials, and labor. Translate forecasts and releases into executable plans, monitor WIP, resolve scheduling conflicts, coordinate sequencing across processes, run planning meetings, and produce metrics and dashboards to improve throughput and on-time delivery.

The Product Engineer will design and develop frontend interfaces using React and TypeScript, collaborate with operations and manufacturing teams, and oversee feature implementation from concept to production.

The role involves evaluating customer requests, developing estimates, providing manufacturability feedback, and collaborating with teams to ensure smooth project execution in composite manufacturing.

As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you'll assist in building an automated factory, working on electrical systems, control design, and robotics, while collaborating with various engineering teams.