The Role
We're looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join our Mechanical Engineering team within R&D. This team designs and builds the systems used across the product lifecycle - from depth and face cameras through the benches that support design bring-up and engineering characterization, all the way to the automated testers that run on our production lines. You'll own the mechanical design of these systems, developing fixtures and stations that start as engineering tools and scale into robust, high-throughput production equipment. It's a hands-on role where your work enables reliable, repeatable testing from the first prototype to volume manufacturing.
What You'll Do
Design mechanical fixtures, jigs, and test stations for both design/engineering validation and production-line testing of depth camera modules.
Develop precision holding and positioning mechanisms that locate units repeatably for optical, electrical, and functional testing.
Take test systems from R&D bench setups through to hardened, production-ready equipment on the manufacturing floor.
Partner with test, electrical, and software engineers to integrate mechanical hardware into automated test equipment (ATE).
Own fixture design from concept through prototyping, build, and deployment.
Design for repeatability, throughput, and operator ergonomics in a production environment.
Work with machine shops and suppliers on fabrication, tooling, and first-article inspection.
Troubleshoot mechanical issues on existing testers and drive continuous improvement in reliability and cycle time.
What You'll Bring
B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
Min. of 5 years' experience in mechanical design, test fixtures, automation equipment, or precision tooling.
Strong grasp of GD&T and tolerance stack-up analysis.
Hands-on CAD experience (SolidWorks or equivalent).
Experience designing equipment that was built and put into use - bonus if it spanned prototype through production.
Experience of leading multidisciplinary machines design and integration end to end by himself and combining with subcontractors.
Practical, hands-on approach - comfortable on the lab and production floor debugging hardware.
Fluent English; strong communication across multidisciplinary teams.
Nice to Have
Experience with automated test equipment (ATE) or production-line test systems.
Familiarity with precision motion (stages, actuators) and pneumatics.
Familiarity with robotic arms for testing machines.
Knowledge of camera modules, imaging systems, or optical alignment fixturing.
FEA experience (structural and/or thermal).
Experience integrating mechanical designs with electrical and software test systems.
