Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Boston Materials produces advanced materials with enhanced energy transfer properties using its patented Z-axis Carbon Fiber technology.  The Company's products solve critical performance bottlenecks in applications spanning thermal, electrical, and structural use cases.  Its breakthrough Liquid Metal ZRT thermal interface material is designed to solve thermal chokepoints that are facing the next generation of AI and HPC silicon.  For more information, visit https://www.bomaterials.com/     THE OPPORTUNITY A career-defining opportunity rarely offers all of the following:   Direct connection to the mission.  Gain a clear understanding of the business and see how your work directly shapes outcomes. With no unnecessary layers, silos, or bureaucracy, every team member contributes meaningfully to the company's success and has the responsibility to drive real impact.    Growth beyond a single role.  At Boston Materials, you are not defined by your past experience or limited by a job description. Working alongside leading experts in the field, you will take on new challenges, broaden your expertise, develop new capabilities, and take ownership of projects that matter – while contributing to the broader success of the organization.    Work on problems that matter.  Help solve some of the most pressing challenges in the Advanced Semiconductor, AI Infrastructure, and Advanced Materials industries.  Boston Materials offers a rare combination of purpose, autonomy, and impact. We invite you to join us.  The Role Boston Materials is looking for a Senior Manufacturing Engineer to join our team at a pivotal moment – as we rapidly scale our liquid metal thermal interface material from bench-scale to high-volume manufacturing. You'll be embedded on the shop floor to commission our LVM line, build the systems that keep it running reliably, and drive the continuous improvement that makes aggressive ramp targets achievable. This is a hands-on role: you'll own line readiness, process documentation, and quality flows end-to-end, and be the person who responds when production needs you.  The ideal candidate has been here before – they've personally navigated the transition from pre-pilot to low-volume manufacturing and know the difference between processes that look good on paper and ones that hold up under real production conditions. You bring a rigorous, data-driven mindset, fluency with modern manufacturing execution and statistical tools, and the judgment to know when to build a system and when to just solve the problem in front of you. If you're energized by the challenge of building something that scales, and want your work to directly impact one of the most critical thermal management problems facing next-generation AI infrastructure, this is the place to do it.