Experienced Electronics Engineer for Manufacturing Engineering

Are you looking for an engineering role where you help turn advanced sports technology into scalable, high-quality products? At Trackman, you will play a key role in industrializing, testing, and producing innovative hardware solutions bridging R&D and production with real technical influence and cross-functional impact.

Your Role

As an experienced Engineer in “Manufacturing Engineering” which is a part of the “Hardware Development & Supply” organization, you will act as a key technical contributor across R&D and Production. Your responsibilities will be to ensure that Trackman’s new and existing hardware platforms can be produced reliably, at scale and volume.

You will be expected to ensure design for manufacturing (DFM). This involves challenge designs, propose improvements, and drive best practices across the organization in close collaboration with R&D hardware, tracking and software teams, in-house production, EMS suppliers, supply chain, and management.

This role suits an experienced engineer who enjoys combining hands-on engineering with technical expertise and ownership.

What you will be doing

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Specifying, developing, and driving a strategy for production- and test engineering equipment to support new and existing hardware platforms. We work with GHZ Radars, Computer Modules, Camera Sensors and other state of the art electronics.

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Act as an experienced technical interface between R&D and Production, ensuring manufacturability and testability are built in from early design phases.

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Design, build and validate production- and test solutions for all relevant technologies. This includes fixtures for assemblies, automation, “bed of nails” setups, and other supporting electronics.

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Develop automated test solutions using NI TestStand, Python, and C#, including data handling, traceability, and statistical analysis.

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Perform hands-on debugging utilizing signal generators, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes ect. for root-cause analysis.

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Participate in schematic entry, reviews, placement and carry out layout and routing of simple PCBs used in test fixtures and support electronics

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Drive collaboration with EMS suppliers, including transfer, ramp-up, and continuous improvement of test and production processes

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Analyze production and test data to improve yield, quality, and robustness, and to support data-driven decision-making

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Strengthen the ability to plan and execute according to plan, i.e. spending part of your time doing project coordination work supporting the whole team.