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Manufacturing Production Manager

Los Angeles

SprintRay is advancing digital dentistry through innovation and precision. As we expand globally, we are seeking a Manufacturing Production Manager to lead end-to-end manufacturing operations at our Los Angeles facility. This high-impact role is responsible for developing systems, leading teams, and driving continuous improvement across our production processes to ensure excellence in quality, cost, delivery, and scalability.

This role offers significant visibility and collaboration across R&D, Engineering, Quality, and Regulatory teams. The ideal candidate is an experienced production or industrial operations leader in a regulated or high-precision environment who thrives in fast-paced, growth-oriented settings. Experience scaling production in a growth-stage or global organization is highly valued.

 

Job Duties & Responsibilities

  • Lead all aspects of production operations, from planning through delivery
  • Hire, develop, and coach a high-performing manufacturing team
  • Drive resource planning, scheduling, staffing, and cost optimization to meet output goals
  • Build scalable systems and workflows that support global growth
  • Partner with Supply Chain to align production schedules with demand
  • Implement and maintain compliance with GMP and ISO standards (13485, 9001, MDSAP)
  • Develop KPIs and performance tracking to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency
  • Lead continuous improvement initiatives (LEAN, 5S, Six Sigma preferred)
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support product development and scale-up
  • Maintain accurate production records and support audit readiness

 

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Operations Management, or related field (MS preferred)
  • 5+ years of experience managing production or manufacturing teams in regulated or high-precision environments (e.g., medical devices, aerospace, electronics, food/bev, etc.)
  • Strong working knowledge of GMP, ISO standards, and quality systems
  • Proven leadership with a focus on performance management, safety, and team development
  • Experience implementing and managing ERP systems (Microsoft Dynamics or ODOO preferred)
  • Demonstrated ability to scale operations and implement process improvements
  • Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
  • Financial acumen in forecasting, cost tracking, and resource planning
    Experience with high-mix, low-volume production is a plus

Location: Onsite (Los Angeles)

Salary: $100K-$122K

Actual compensation packages are determined based on a variety of factors unique to each candidate, including geographic location, skill set, relevant education and certifications, depth of experience, and performance, as well as current business and organizational needs. The estimated range provided may not reflect the final offer, which is tailored to the individual. In addition to base salary, total compensation may include an annual performance bonus, comprehensive medical/dental/vision benefits, and other forms of compensation, where applicable.

About SprintRay:

SprintRay is a highly collaborative environment where innovative people have the freedom to satisfy their curiosity by finding creative solutions to hard problems. If you are a relentless problem solver who wants to shape the future of 3D printing, join SprintRay! Together, we can revolutionize the next 100 years of manufacturing and empower future generations of doctors, designers, and makers all over the world.

 

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