Project Engineer II - Advanced Manufacturing Engineering
Posted Sep 21, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a complex assembly process you developed. How did you make it robust?
What they are checking: Experience creating reliable manufacturing processes, the core of this role.
How do you work with design engineers to improve manufacturability?
What they are checking: Influencing product design early to avoid production problems.
Tell me about a time you used prototyping to prove a process.
What they are checking: Using prototypes to reduce risk before full investment.
What would you do
An equipment supplier's custom machine is not meeting cycle time. What do you do?
What they are checking: Leading supplier development to meet goals.
How do you balance aggressive cost goals with quality?
What they are checking: Tradeoff thinking that protects product reliability.
About the work
How would you use a PFMEA when developing a new battery pack assembly process?
What they are checking: Practical risk analysis skills for battery products.
Tell me about a DOE you ran. What did you learn and what did you change?
What they are checking: Real use of design of experiments to improve a process.
What safety risks are unique to battery manufacturing, and how do you design for them?
What they are checking: Awareness of cell handling, welding and thermal risks.
How do you evaluate a new manufacturing technology for competitive advantage?
What they are checking: Structured evaluation of new technology against cost, quality and throughput.
How do you design a flow layout for a new production line?
What they are checking: Layout skills that balance flow, space and safety.
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