Mechanical Design Engineer
american bath groupWoodside (NY)
About the role
MrSteam is looking for an early-career Mechanical Design Engineer who enjoys hands-on product work and wants to grow into broader engineering ownership over time.
This is a great opportunity for someone who likes to understand how products actually work - not just design them on screen.
You'll work across:
SolidWorks 3D modeling and 2D drawings
Product testing, lab setup, and technical reporting
Sustaining engineering and product improvements
Manufacturing and tooling support
Troubleshooting mechanical, plumbing, and electrical product issues
Supplier and technical-service support
Cost and value-engineering projects
What we're looking for:
Hands-on mechanical engineering aptitude
SolidWorks experience
Strong engineering problem-solving skills beyond CAD
Comfort working with physical products, testing, and troubleshooting
Mechanical Engineering background preferred
HVAC, appliance, plumbing, or similar product experience is a plus
0-5 years of experience, including strong recent graduates
What success looks like:
During the first year, you'll build deep knowledge of MrSteam products, take on increasingly independent engineering assignments, and develop toward ownership of defined design, testing, sustaining, and product-support projects.
If you're an engineer who enjoys building, testing, troubleshooting, and learning how things work, I'd love to connect.
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