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Manufacturing Production Supervisor

Lumia Health
locationBoston, MA, USA
PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
Manufacturing
Full Time

Job Description

Job Description

Reports to: Manufacturing Operation Lead

Classification: Exempt, Salaried, Full-time

Location: Allston, MA

Headcount: 1

Hiring start: July 13, 2026

Training / Certification required: ESD handling, solder certification, lithium battery safety

About the role

This is a hands-on, working supervisor role, not a desk job. We need someone who runs the floor by being on the floor: building product alongside the team, stepping into any station when we're short-staffed, and training new hires by doing the job with them. This role also takes the day-to-day floor management off our Manufacturing Engineer so she can focus on process and fixture work.

What you'll do

  • Work the line yourself. Assemble, test, and pack product side by side with the team, not just from the sidelines
  • Step in and cover any station when we're short-staffed or ramping:
    • Core: circuit board programming, testing, and assembly into housing
    • Battery: battery-to-protection-circuit-board soldering, enclosure assembly, and test
    • Charger: charger circuit board assembly to charge case enclosure, and test
    • Mechanical Assembly
    • Kitting
  • Train new hires by doing the job with them, not just describing it
  • Run the daily schedule across all stations
  • Hire, manage, and coach production technicians
  • Track output, yield, and downtime, and report status to leadership
  • Enforce safety rules, especially around lithium batteries and soldering
  • Work with the Manufacturing Engineer and Quality Inspector to fix problems on the line
  • Own the training plan and keep certifications current (ESD handling, solder certification, battery safety)

What you need

Required

  • 3 or more years of hands-on experience in an assembly or production role, including some time spent supervising others. This is not a background of management alone
  • Willing and able to physically do the assembly, solder, and test work yourself, every day, not just direct it
  • Experience managing hourly staff, including hiring, scheduling, and coaching
  • Comfortable reading and enforcing written procedures (SOPs)
  • Clear, direct communicator who can solve problems on the spot
  • High volume production experience with the ability to fill any production role on the line
  • Microelectronics soldering experience
  • Willing to complete and maintain certifications: ESD handling, solder certification, lithium battery safety

Strongly preferred

  • Direct experience configuring and using MRP or manufacturing order management systems
  • Epoxy potting process experience
  • Printed circuit board assembly In Circuit Test (ICT) process experience
  • Pick-pack-ship hands-on experience
  • GMP and Lean Manufacturing experience

A plus

  • Experience with new-product introduction or small-batch production

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