Careers at PulseForge
Accelerate the move to freedom-in-design, sustainable electronics
pulseforge
a great place to work
You will be part of a collaborative effort to design, manufacture, support and integrate cutting-edge curing and soldering technologies that are globally disrupting printed, flexible electronics.
If you want more than just a job, but a career that challenges you to drastically evolve the manufacturing of printed, flexible electronics, you’ve come to the right place.
Current Opportunities
There are currently no open positions, but if you are interested in being considered for future openings, please send us your resume. We’d be happy to keep it on file.
- Engage directly with customers to understand their technical challenges and identify how PulseForge solutions can meet their needs
- Perform design-of-experiment (DOE) studies to optimize processing conditions and improve process yields
- Translate PulseForge’s technical advantages into clear, compelling insights for clients
- Own and manage customer projects, ensuring alignment with semiconductor manufacturing and packaging processes
- Provide technical guidance to internal teams, influencing product development and manufacturability
- Develop and maintain technical documentation to support internal processes and customer interactions
- Represent PulseForge at industry conferences and trade shows
- Travel up to 10%, including visits within the U.S., Europe, and Asia
- Proactively hunt for new sales opportunities and close deals
- Develop and execute a strategic approach to outbound prospecting and lead generation
- Build relationships with key decision-makers and influencers in target industries
- Present and demonstrate PulseForge products and their competitive advantages
- Stay on top of industry trends and competitor movements to identify market opportunities
- Provide accurate sales forecasts and pipeline updates to leadership
- Travel as needed to meet clients and attend industry events
- Work directly with engineers and technicians to capture and document the design intent of mechanical assemblies
- Create 3d exploded models, 2d drawings, and work instructions for existing products
- Create 2d drawings of existing point-to-point wiring and cable designs
- Apply standards of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
- Understand and implement principles of Design for Manufacturability
- Restructure and maintain Bills of Material for manufacturing efficiency
- Work hands-on with as-built prototypes and manufactured articles to record manufacturing and inspection steps
- Work in an office environment with frequent communications with the manufacturing floor
- Assist with other related jobs as directed
- Read process routing, wiring diagrams, and similar production planning documents or drawings
- Assemble signal and control enclosures
- Electrical component assembly; multi-conductor cable assembly, wire harness assembly
- Assemble cabinets, chassis, consoles, or similar devices and install them with electronic or electro-mechanical equipment
- Clean and de-gloss parts using cleaning devices, solutions, and abrasives
- Perform informal, in-process self-checks on manufactured items to assist in formal inspection and/or test
- Work with high-voltage equipment
- Maintain a clean work area
- Understanding of 6s and other Lean Principles
- Assist with other related jobs as directed
