Hardware Engineer, Electronics Packaging & Vehicle Integration

What you'll do

• Design and release mechanical architectures for electronic enclosures, housings, and vehicle integration systems.
• Develop robust packaging solutions for compute, electrical, communication, and sensor hardware in harsh environments.
• Create production-quality 3D CAD models and technical drawings for castings, moldings, stampings, and mounting interfaces.
• Perform engineering analyses including GD&T development, tolerance stack-ups, and structural calculations to validate design intent.
• Lead DFx activities to ensure products are manufacturable, serviceable, and cost-effective for large-scale production.
• Execute test plans, proof-of-concept builds, and root-cause investigations to resolve technical risks and hardware issues.
• Manage supplier engagements and coordinate with cross-functional teams to resolve packaging trade-offs during the product lifecycle.

What we're looking for

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• 6+ years of experience designing electromechanical products, electronics packaging, vehicle systems, robotics, automotive systems, or other ruggedized hardware.
• Experience packaging compute, electrical, communications, sensor, or power-electronics hardware into robust assemblies and enclosures.
• Proficiency in manufacturing processes including die castings, injection moldings, stampings, extrusions, machined parts, seals, and welded assemblies.
• Expertise in integrating PCBAs, connectors, wire harnesses, cooling solutions, and serviceable electrical interfaces into electromechanical systems.
• Strong command of GD&T, tolerance analysis, stack-ups, datum strategy, and interface definition for complex assemblies.
• Extensive CAD experience with NX (preferred), SolidWorks, or CATIA to create robust models and detailed drawings.
• Experience with commercial vehicles, autonomous vehicles, robotics, or other high-duty-cycle fleet products (preferred).