Mechanical Engineer II, Factory Automation

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Own mechanical design and development of defined automation components and subsystems, from concept development through detailed design, release, build, integration, testing and deployment.
• Translate system requirements and operational needs into clear mechanical component requirements, interfaces, constraints, and acceptance criteria, working closely with mechanical, electrical, controls, software,…
• Develop practical solutions to challenging factory automation problems, balancing technical requirements with constraints around cost, schedule, manufacturability, reliability, and deployment.
• Develop mechanical designs for automation systems using CAD, drawings, GD&T, tolerance analysis, engineering calculations component selection, and bills of material, ensuring designs meet system-level requirements and…
• Apply mechanical engineering fundamentals across structures, mechanisms, precision motion systems, fluids, thermal systems, sealing, enclosures, and machine integration to develop robust and manufacturable designs.
• Evaluate design alternatives and make sound engineering tradeoffs across performance, reliability, safety, manufacturability, serviceability, cost, schedule, and technical risk, seeking guidance when tradeoffs extend…
• Identify technical and integration risks and support analysis, prototyping, assembly, testing, troubleshooting, and design iteration to resolve them
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues within owned components and subsystems, incorporating lessons learned into design improvements and future development.

Job requirements

• Ability to lawfully access information and technology that is subject to US export controls.
• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
• Demonstrated experience designing and developing mechanical components and subsystems from concept through detailed design, build, test, and release.
• Strong proficiency in 3D CAD, engineering drawings, GD&T, tolerance analysis, component selection, and design for manufacturability and assembly.
• Strong foundation in mechanical engineering fundamentals and the ability to apply them to a range of mechanical design problems
• Ability to translate defined technical and operational needs into practical mechanical designs and make sound engineering decisions within established requirements and constraints.
• Hands-on experience building prototypes and supporting integration, testing, troubleshooting, and iteration of mechanical equipment.
• Ability to collaborate effectively across mechanical, electrical, controls, software, manufacturing, and operations teams and communicate technical decisions, risk and status clearly.