Support the design, development, and assembly team in commissioning custom machines and automated equipment
Assist senior engineers in the design and layout of custom machines and mechanical assemblies
Create and update 3D models, layouts, and 2D drawings using CAD software
Learn and apply basic engineering calculations related to loads, motion, tolerances, and component sizing
Collaborate with process and manufacturing engineers to identify automation opportunities and ROI justifications
Develop fixture and tooling requirements in coordination with mechanical design teams (SolidWorks preferred)
Support qualification activities including IQ/OQ/PQ for regulated or precision manufacturing environments
Troubleshoot and resolve integration issues during production ramp, minimizing downtime
Own integration project plans from scope definition through production handoff
Maintain accurate documentation: wiring diagrams, functional design specs, I/O lists, and revision-controlled work instructions
Work closely with controls, IT, and facilities to ensure infrastructure requirements (power, networking, safety) are met
Lead cross-functional reviews and communicate project status to engineering management and stakeholders

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Computer Science Engineering
Familiarity with CAD software (SolidWorks, Inventor, AutoCAD)
Basic understanding of manufacturing and mechanical components
Ability to read engineering drawings (training provided as needed)
Ability to travel domestically and internationally (30%-40% international travel)
Previous integration experience (preferred)
Exposure to machine elements (bearings, gears, belts, chains, pneumatics) (preferred)
Basic knowledge of GD&T (preferred)
Hands-on experience in a shop, lab, or build environment (preferred)
Experience with automation, such as Arduino, PLCs (preferred)

Manufacturing Integration Engineer

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