Figure
NPI Engineer
San Jose, CA$135k–$200kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Figure, an AI robotics company developing humanoid robots, seeks an NPI Engineer to lead prototype and pilot production builds in San Jose. This role requires coordinating cross-functional teams, managing materials and schedules, and driving issue resolution in a fast-paced environment.
What you'll do
- Manage Manufacturing Bill of Materials (MBOM) accuracy and component availability
- Coordinate change impact analysis and track Engineering Change Notices (ECNs)
- Oversee prototype builds and act as primary DRI for build coordination
- Create and maintain production schedules aligned with company deadlines
- Document and track all build issues from component failures to process inefficiencies
- Drive issue resolution and ensure root cause analysis completion
What they're looking for
- NPI/manufacturing process management
- BOM and supply chain logistics
- PLM/ERP/MRP systems
- Project scheduling and timeline management
- Cross-functional team leadership and coordination
- Data analysis and problem-solving
- Change management and documentation
- Production planning
Benefits
- Competitive salary range: $135,000 - $225,000 annually
- Full-time position
- Work with cutting-edge AI robotics technology
- Leadership opportunity in fast-paced startup environment
- Additional benefits package available with offer
- San Jose, CA headquarters location
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Figure
Figure develops advanced humanoid robots powered by AI technology. The company is hiring engineers across mechanical design, firmware development, manufacturing, quality assurance, and security to build and refine its autonomous robotic systems.
View all jobs at FigureLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience managing a MBOM—how did you ensure accuracy and component availability during a critical production phase?
- Tell us about a time you led a complex prototype or pilot build. How did you coordinate multiple teams and manage competing priorities?