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Mach Industries

Integration Reliability Engineer

Huntington Beach, CA$105k–$180kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Mach Industries seeks an Integration Reliability Engineer to develop assembly, integration, and test methods for complex autonomous defense platforms. This hands-on role spans design, manufacturing, test, and operations—managing integration strategies, failure investigations, and reliability improvements across the product lifecycle.

What you'll do

  • Define integration build strategies and readiness criteria for assembly, test, and production phases
  • Conduct interface FMEAs, risk assessments, and design-for-assembly reviews for complex assemblies
  • Develop and maintain assembly control plans and sub-assembly integration methods
  • Monitor yield, build health, and process robustness to identify production risks
  • Lead root-cause and corrective-action investigations for assembly, integration, test, and field failures
  • Collect and analyze build, test, and field data to improve reliability and repeatability

What they're looking for

  • FMEA and risk assessment
  • Root-cause analysis and corrective action (RCCA)
  • Assembly and integration process design
  • Data analysis and statistical methods
  • GD&T and engineering drawings
  • Built-to-print assembly and process control
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Failure investigation and troubleshooting
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Mach Industries

Mach Industries is a defense technology startup developing autonomous defense systems and advanced propulsion technologies requiring precision manufacturing at scale. The company is hiring engineers across manufacturing (CNC tooling, automation), propulsion (controls), thermal management, and software to build mission-critical systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you led a root-cause investigation on an assembly or integration failure—what did you discover and how did you prevent recurrence?
  • How have you used FMEA or similar risk methods to prevent integration issues before they reached production?
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