Manufacturing Engineer, Welding, Special Projects at Hadrian

Los Angeles, California, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Aerospace, Defense, ShipbuildingIndustries

Requirements

  • SME with deep expertise in Welding production and inspection
  • Able to travel ~25% to DOD and prime facilities
  • Able to analyse DFM, and design/plan production and inspection lines for Welding
  • Prior experience standing up new Welding lines in Aerospace, Automotive, or other domains
  • Ability to move quickly and make risk-adjusted decisions

Responsibilities

  • Analyse customer drawings and current state of production to design, build, and guide automation of Welding DFM, Production, and Inspection Lines
  • Contribute as a key player in factories as a service efforts
  • Deliver cost/schedule/solutions in partnership with our customers and the Federal team
  • Own CapEx planning, vendor selection, and costing
  • Oversee drawing reviews, capital expenditure planning, and automation feedback for Welding
  • Be the Lead Engineer for scoping, designing, planning, and automation feedback for welding across all material types and configurations
  • Review drawings for manufacturability rapidly, select the right CapEx for part numbers and assemblies, advise our automation team on welding best practices, and have a deep working knowledge of production and inspection methods for Welding

Skills

Welding
Manufacturing Engineering
Robotics
Factory Design
Supply Chain Analysis
Cost Analysis
Schedule Management
Technology Analysis
Aerospace Manufacturing
Automation

Hadrian

Automated factories for precision metal components

About Hadrian

Hadrian builds automated factories to produce precision metal components for the Space & Defense industry. These factories are designed to manufacture parts for rockets, satellites, jets, and drones much faster and cheaper than traditional machine shops. By automating the manufacturing process, Hadrian can deliver flight-grade machined parts in as little as 5 to 21 days, depending on the complexity of the part. The company uses advanced scheduling and capacity management systems to ensure timely delivery and provides customers with real-time visibility into their orders, including inspection results. Unlike its competitors, Hadrian focuses on creating a highly efficient production environment that significantly reduces costs and improves production speed. The goal is to enhance the manufacturing capabilities of their customers and support them in bringing new products to market more effectively.

Torrance, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2020Year Founded
$224.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_BCompany Stage
Industrial & Manufacturing, DefenseIndustries
51-200Employees

Benefits

Substantial equity grants
Healthcare, vision, dental, & life Insurance
Stipends for relocation, home office and/or flights to LA
Exposure to Tier 1 VCs & Angel Investors
If you leave to start your own company, we'll invest and help you fundraise

Risks

Increased competition from automated manufacturing startups threatens Hadrian's market share.
Reliance on venture capital funding poses financial risks for Hadrian's expansion plans.
Geopolitical tensions could lead to regulatory changes impacting Hadrian's operations.

Differentiation

Hadrian builds autonomous, software-defined precision component factories for aerospace and defense.
The company delivers flight-grade machined parts in 5-21 days, enhancing efficiency.
Real-time visibility and advanced scheduling set Hadrian apart in precision manufacturing.

Upsides

Increased demand for precision components in the eVTOL market boosts Hadrian's growth potential.
U.S. government investment in domestic manufacturing aligns with Hadrian's expansion plans.
Industry 4.0 technologies enhance Hadrian's automated factory systems, improving efficiency.

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