Mechatronic Engineer

Mechatronics Engineer

The Mechatronics Engineer will design, develop, and support mechanical and electro-mechanical systems used in manufacturing, automation, and product applications. This role requires strong mechanical engineering fundamentals combined with hands-on metal fabrication knowledge, CAD proficiency, and experience integrating mechanical components with electrical, pneumatic, or control systems. The engineer will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to improve equipment performance, support new product development, and enhance production processes.

Design & Development

Design and develop mechanical and mechatronic systems, assemblies, and components, including mechanisms, fixtures, automation systems, and tooling.

Apply mechanical engineering principles in combination with electrical, pneumatic, and control elements to create integrated solutions.

Generate 3D models, detailed drawings, bills of materials, and fabrication specifications.

Develop and prototype custom parts using metal fabrication processes (welding, forming, machining, cutting, etc.).

Support new product development efforts, providing mechanical and mechatronic input throughout the design cycle.

Fabrication & Manufacturing Support

Work with internal and external fabrication teams to ensure manufacturability, proper material selection, and accuracy to specifications.

Provide technical support to production, maintenance, and engineering teams for equipment installation, troubleshooting, and improvement.

Optimize existing systems for reliability, durability, and performance through design modifications and component upgrades.

Create assembly procedures, test plans, and standard work instructions.

Systems Integration & Testing

Integrate sensors, actuators, motors, pneumatic systems, and control hardware into mechanical assemblies.

Conduct system testing, debugging, validation, and performance optimization.

Participate in root-cause analysis (RCA) and corrective action implementation for equipment failures or quality issues.

Coordinate with automation, electrical, and controls engineers to ensure seamless system functionality.