R&D Hardware Design Engineer

Quick Facts

• Role: R&D Hardware Design Engineer

Description

Design electro-mechanical assemblies and mechanical components for R&D prototyping, including machined parts, sheet metal components, and corrugated/foam packaging. Define mechanical constraints for PCBA integration, perform tolerance stackup analysis, and support engineering with FEA and thermal analysis. Create fabrication drawings and assembly documentation, source components, validate prototypes, and manage changes in an Agile MRP system.

Responsibilities

• Design electro-mechanical assemblies, machined parts, sheet metal components, and corrugated/foam packaging
• Define mechanical constraints for PCBA assemblies
• Perform tolerance stackup analysis
• Create fabrication drawings, parts lists, and assembly drawings
• Conduct FEA and thermal analysis
• Source off-the-shelf components
• Interface with suppliers and internal operations to address DFM & DFA issues
• Assemble and validate prototype assemblies
• Create change orders in an Agile MRP system
• Attend project team meetings

Requirements

• BS Mechanical Engineering
• Proficient with SolidWorks 3D CAD and simulation tools
• Understanding of sheet metal fabrication and machining
• Ability to read electrical schematic diagrams
• Experience with GD&T
• Proficient with Microsoft Office tools
• Basic knowledge of PCB fabrication and design guidelines
• Basic knowledge of Adobe Illustrator (plus)
• Experience with Agile (plus)

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision
• 401K (eligibility based on minimum required hours)

Pay transparency: $67.39/hour - $89.86/hour W-2.