Manufacturing Integration Engineer
Posted 21 Jul 2026
Advertised as “Lead Manufacturing Integration Engineer”
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- Expected experience
- 7–10 yrs
- Management level
- People management
No salary listed for this role.
Field of studyManufacturing Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
Field of studyEngineering, Materials Science
Study levelMaster's
About Seurat
Seurat Technologies is transforming metal manufacturing through Area Printing®, a proprietary additive manufacturing process pioneered at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. By printing an entire area at once rather than tracing each point with a single laser, Area Printing is designed to deliver the quality, throughput, and economics required for serial production. Seurat is producing and shipping metal components today while scaling its technology and factory capacity to compete with conventional manufacturing, reshore critical supply chains, and reduce the environmental impact of industrial production.
Seurat has raised over $230 million and is backed by leading financial and strategic investors, including NVentures, NVIDIA's venture capital arm; Capricorn's Technology Impact Fund; Honda; Porsche Automobil Holding SE; DENSO; GM Ventures; Siemens Energy Ventures; True Ventures; SIP Global Partners; Cubit Capital; Maniv Mobility; and Xerox Ventures.
Lead Manufacturing Integration Engineer
The Lead Manufacturing Integration Engineer owns the development and industrialization of advanced metal additively manufactured products. This role is responsible for guiding new products from concept through production release, collaborating across engineering, manufacturing, quality, and commercial teams to deliver innovative, manufacturable, and cost-effective solutions. This role is expected to work hands-on, lead cross-functional technical decisions, and create reusable standards that improve the speed and success of future launches.
New Product Development
- Lead cross-functional development of new metal additive manufactured products from concept through production launch.
- Evaluate customer requirements and convert them into manufacturable product designs.
- Develop and execute product development plans, including design reviews, risk assessments, and validation activities.
- Serve as the technical lead for new product introductions (NPI).
- Develop and define the end-to-end machining, heat treatment, finishing, and inspection processes.
- Establish manufacturing documentation including work instructions, SOP’s, and process control plans.
Design Engineering
- Create and optimize 3D CAD models and engineering drawings.
- Apply Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) principles to maximize performance, manufacturability, and cost efficiency.
- Design fixtures, tooling, supports, and secondary machining strategies.
- Perform engineering analyses including tolerance stack-ups, thermal distortion evaluation, and structural assessments.