Mechanical Engineer to join our team and contribute to the development of state‑of‑the‑art ultrasonic imaging technologies.
Compensation
For this role, we anticipate paying $80,000 to $110,000 per year. This role is eligible for variable pay, issued as a monetary bonus or in another form.
Responsibilities
Carry out detailed design of mechanical parts and assemblies for use in our products, including electronics packaging, pressure vessel design, sensor carriers, dynamic structural elements, and fluid handling systems
Perform engineering calculations to assess system viability and performance of a system, including the use of numerical tools such as FEA
Collaborate with external contract manufacturers to source both custom and off-the-shelf components
Assemble prototypes of new products or improvements to existing products, and support their testing, troubleshooting, and validation
Determine testing requirements for new devices or components, and design custom test equipment, including for accelerated life testing
Requirements
University degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or Engineering Physics
Nice to have: 5+ years of experience as a mechanical design engineer
Nice to have: Experience designing enclosures for sensitive electronics to withstand shock and vibration
Nice to have: Experience with the design of high pressure and temperature systems
Scientist or engineer focused on expansion microscopy development and protocol optimization within a sample production pipeline.
Responsibilities
Independently design, coordinate, and execute bench level experiments focused on expansion microscopy.
Operate within our sample production pipeline to ensure a continuous flow of high-quality gels.
Iteratively optimize expansion microscopy workflows by designing, sourcing and adapting techniques and methodologies from the literature and scientific community.
Pilot variations of expansion microscopy protocols focused on optimizing signal retention for multi-round cycles of immunostaining, imaging, and signal extinction.
Pilot methods for increasing diffusion within expanded hydrogel/tissue hybrids.
Requirements
Ph.D. in biology, chemistry, bioengineering, materials science, mechanical engineering, or equivalent research or industry experience
Nice to have: advanced optical microscope modalities (spinning-disc confocal or light-sheet microscopy)
Nice to have: quantitative scoring systems for expansion microscopy or imaging data
Nice to have: scaling expansion microscopy throughput in routine production environments
Nice to have: automating lab workflows (liquid handlers, microcontrollers like Arduino or Raspberry Pi, scripting in Python)
Internship within the Pôle Pilotage et Insertion du Centre de Maintenance de Nancy to work on a prototype of a 4G/5G capture case.
Responsibilities
Documenter et concevoir : analyser les équipements existants, rechercher la documentation technique, proposer un schéma, et établir une liste des composants nécessaires pour préparer les commandes;
Procéder à la commande du matériel validé;
Monter et câbler des équipements combinant électronique, électrotechnique, soudure et programmation informatique, en l'adaptant aux équipements disponibles en interne;
Réaliser un assemblage et test : établir la nomenclature de l'équipement final, assembler le boîtier et effectuer les tests fonctionnels dès réception des composants
Stage en mécatronique au laboratoire de Saint-Étienne, pilotage autonome de projets de motorisation et d’automatisation d’équipements de laboratoire 4.0.
Responsibilities
Développer des systèmes embarqués pour la motorisation et l’automatisation de microscopes électroniques
Concevoir mécaniquement assistée par ordinateur (CAO) et imprimer 3D des pièces techniques pour l’intégration robotique
Effectuer des travaux annexes en mécanique et électrotechnique
Contribuer à la gestion de production et à des projets d’amélioration continue
Réaliser des tests, la validation et la documentation technique des solutions développées
Requirements
Études d’ingénieur en mécatronique, électronique ou automatisme