Mechanical Design Engineer
meet life sciencesEast Cleveland (OH)
Mechanical Design Engineer
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meet life sciencesEast Cleveland (OH)
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About the role
Meet is partnered with a medical device company looking to bring on a Mechanical Design Engineer!
Location: Cleveland, OH (Hybrid)
Duration: 3–6 month contract
Schedule: 40 hours per week
We’re looking for an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to support product development, design improvements, and engineering processes within the medical device industry. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on product design, prototyping, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop innovative solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop products, assemblies, fixtures, and supporting processes.
Research new materials, design methods, and manufacturing processes.
Support prototype builds and perform verification testing to validate designs.
Collaborate with engineering, quality assurance, and manufacturing teams on technical documentation and change control.
Create and manage engineering change orders and product release documentation.
Support continuous improvement initiatives and updates to existing products.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, preferably Mechanical Engineering.5+ years of experience in product and assembly design.
Experience designing products in a regulated industry, ideally medical devices.
Proficiency with CAD and 3D modeling software, preferably SolidWorks and/or AutoCAD.Ability to interpret engineering drawings, work instructions, and technical specifications.
Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
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