Senior Mechanical Engineer
engineeringjobsnetNorwood (MA)
About the role
Lead mechanical design and development of complex electromechanical products from concept through production, including CAD modeling, FEA, testing, and design optimization. Coordinate cross-functional projects, manage suppliers and engineering changes, mitigate technical risks, and mentor junior engineers.
Requirements:
Requires a bachelor's or master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics and 8+ years of experience developing and launching complex electromechanical products. Candidates should have strong machine-design, CAD/FEA, GD&T, manufacturing, verification-testing, cross-functional collaboration, and mentoring experience.
Key Skills:
- Mechanical DesignSolidWorksGD&TFinite Element Analysis
- Machine DesignNew Product Development
- Stage-Gate Process
- Bill of Materials
- Electromechanical Design
- MechatronicsMechanism Design
- KinematicsDrivesSensorsServosActuatorsBenefits 401kDental Insurance
- Medical Insurance
- Vision Insurance
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