Engineering Manager, Manufacturing Software
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What you'll do
- Lead the team building software tools that turn complex manufacturing engineering problems into scalable, automated workflows
- Work closely with manufacturing engineers to understand how composite parts and tooling are designed and built
- Lead a team of software engineers developing tools that make manufacturing processes faster, more reliable, and more automated
- Guide engineering decisions and understand geometry problems to help translate real-world manufacturing challenges into effective software solutions
What they're looking for
- Manufacturing or mechanical engineering background
- Strong programming experience
- Experience working with computational geometry, CAD/CAM, or geometric modeling
- Technical enough to guide engineering decisions, understand geometry problems, and translate real-world manufacturing challenges into software solutions
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Full description from employer
At Layup Parts, we're developing the technology that will build the future.
We're a manufacturing technology company replacing months of lead time with days, using proprietary software, automation, and advanced manufacturing systems built for speed. Our customers are inventing what's next, in aerospace, defense, robotics, and beyond. To keep up with them, manufacturing has to change. That's what we're building.
We're looking for an Engineering Manager, Manufacturing Software (CAD/CAM & Geometry) to lead the team building the software tools that turn complex manufacturing engineering problems into scalable, automated workflows.
This role sits at the intersection of software, manufacturing, and mechanical engineering. You'll work closely with our manufacturing engineers to understand how composite parts and tooling are designed and built, then lead a team of software engineers developing the tools that make those processes faster, more reliable, and more automated.
The ideal person for this role comes from a manufacturing or mechanical engineering background and has strong programming experience, including experience working with computational geometry, CAD/CAM, or geometric modeling. You don't need to be the deepest algorithm expert on the team, but you should be technical enough to guide engineering decisions, understand the geometry problems we're solving, and help translate real-world manufacturing challenges into effective software solutions.
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