Play a hands-on role in delivering production-ready hardware for Lifepoint’s RF and optical test equipment
Own mechanical design of hardware assemblies including chassis, enclosures, RF shielding, and PCB interfaces
Create detailed CAD models, fabrication drawings, and assembly documentation using SolidWorks
Drive hands-on hardware builds, integration, and bring-up of prototypes and engineering units
Perform tolerance stack-ups and fit checks to ensure reliable assembly and serviceability
Design and implement practical thermal solutions validated through physical testing and iteration
Partner closely with electrical engineers to resolve layout, grounding, shielding, and cabling challenges
Apply DFM/DFX principles to improve yield, reliability, and manufacturability
Work directly with vendors and contract manufacturers to support fabrication, cost optimization, and lead-time reduction

Requirements

BSc or higher in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience
3+ years of hands-on mechanical or electromechanical hardware development experience
Experience with mechanical design and integration of electronic hardware systems
Proficiency with SolidWorks for parts, assemblies, and drawings
Hands-on experience with sheet metal, plastics, enclosures, and PCBA packaging
Experience with thermal management using practical heat transfer methods and physical testing
Familiarity with cabling, grounding, shielding, and airflow management
Knowledge of manufacturing processes and supplier collaboration
Knowledge of ANSI Y14.5 and GD&T standards
Strong ownership, problem-solving, and cross-functional communication skills

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

mechanical designCAD modelingfabrication drawingsthermal managementDFMDFXtolerance stack-upsfit checkselectromechanical hardware developmentGD&T

Soft Skills

problem-solvingownershipcross-functional communication

Certifications

BSc in Mechanical Engineering