Engineer III, Electro-mechanical
$72,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$72,000 per year
About the role
- Design and develop innovative, reliable, and safe electro-mechanical systems and motor controls using 3D modeling and detailed drawings, managing BOMs and documentation in PLM systems.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Marketing, Product Management, Industrial Design, Reliability, Compliance, Sourcing, Manufacturing) to define product requirements, "Critical to Quality" attributes, and ensure robust product development.
- Release comprehensive product specifications, RFQ packets, and costed BOMs; partner with suppliers and contract manufacturers to achieve optimal cost, quality, and timely delivery.
- Contribute to development of electro-mechanical modules for power electronics and power tool applications supporting both high-mix and low-volume production.
- Conduct tolerance stack-ups, DFMEA, PFMEA, process control plans, and release engineering changes to support robust product development.
- Perform engineering analyses (structural, thermal, airflow, FEA), design validation, and advanced testing to optimize product performance, reliability, and manufacturability.
- Drive root cause analysis and continuous improvement for manufacturing, assembly, and product performance issues. Support manufacturing and DFM initiatives.
- Ensure compliance with safety, regulatory, and quality standards. Support regulatory documentation and reporting.
- Support multiple projects, meeting schedule, cost, and quality objectives, and provide regular status updates to management.
- Conduct tolerance stack-ups, DFMEA, PFMEA, process control plans, and release engineering changes to support robust product development.
- The Person:
- You love to learn and grow and be acknowledged for your valuable contributions. You're not intimidated by innovation. Wouldn't it be great if you could do your job and do a world of good? In fact, you embrace it. You also have:
- B.S. in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline required 3-5 years of experience in product development of high-volume electronic modules and assemblies.
- Proficient in 3D modeling software (CATIA preferred); ability to generate detailed 2D drawings.
- Familiarity with printed circuit board design and integration.
- Working knowledge of manufacturing processes for electronic and other products.
- Demonstrated ability to design plastic and metallic components, working with a variety of materials.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including experience with GD&T, tolerance stack-ups, and failure analysis.
- Experience with supplier development and working with contract manufacturers for key components.
- The Details:
- You'll receive a competitive salary and a great benefits plan, including:
- Medical, dental, life, vision, disability, 401(k), Employee Stock Purchase Plan, paid time off, and tuition reimbursement in addition to programs & benefits in support of your well-being.
- Discounts on Stanley Black & Decker tools and other partner programs.
- And More:
- We want our company to be a place you'll want to be – and stay. Being part of our team means you'll get to:
- Grow: Be part of our global company with 20+ brands to grow and develop your skills along multiple career paths.
- Learn: Have access to a wealth of learning resources, including our digital learning portal.
- Belong: Experience an awesome place to work, where we have mutual respect and a great appreciation for a wide range of perspectives and experiences.
- Give Back: Help us continue to make positive changes locally and globally through volunteerism, giving back, and sustainable business practices.
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