Mechanical Design Engineer

SUMMARY

We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer who can translate customer specs, engineering standards, and real-world challenges into clear, accurate, buildable designs. You’ll work across engineering, manufacturing, and project management teams to ensure our enclosures are not only functional but exceptional.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Interpret customer specifications and internal requirements to develop 3D models and 2D fabrication drawings
• Collaborate with engineers and project managers to ensure accuracy, manufacturability, and completeness
• Own the quality of your work—proactively identify issues before they hit the shop floor
• Use SolidWorks and DraftSight (or similar software) to generate and revise technical drawings
• Build a detailed Bill of Materials (BOMs) in alignment with production and procurement needs
• Apply knowledge of structural, mechanical, or electrical principles to enclosure layout and component integration
• Maintain consistent drawing standards and adhere to internal QC processes
• Support ongoing product improvements and design optimization efforts

REQUIREMENTS

• Proficiency in SolidWorks, DraftSight, or similar CAD platforms
• Strong 3D visualization and interpretation skills
• Deep understanding of design for manufacturability
• Familiarity with structural and mechanical design; electrical design is a plus
• Experience supporting or working alongside manufacturing teams
• Self-motivation, a sharp eye for detail, and the ability to work under pressure without compromising quality
• Experience in emergency power systems or generator enclosures is highly desirable
• Degree in Mechanical Engineering is preferred—but equivalent experience in custom manufacturing or design is welcomed
• PE license is a bonus, not a requirement
• Mostly office-based (design and CAD work), with regular visits to the shop floor to validate designs
• Occasional travel may be required for site visits, customer collaboration, or vendor coordination
• Ability to climb ladders, walk fabrication lines, or inspect enclosures during and after build