Lead Mechanical Engineer who independently executes conventional engineering work on complex machines — Secondary Packaging machinery, End of Line automation equipment, and discrete product machineries — from concept through BOM release.
Responsibilities
Lead design and development of mechanical components for packaging and automation equipment
Prepare design documentation, specifications, and drawings
Conduct design reviews, risk assessments, and FMEA
Support FAT, production teams, and commissioning activities
Advise junior engineers and flag design issues
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Mechatronics engineering
Lead full engineering to construction lifecycle for gathering and pipeline facilities of Fervo’s next-generation power plants.
Locations (2)
Houston, Texas, United States
Utah, United States
Responsibilities
Perform engineering design and analysis including equipment and piping sizing, hydraulic and surge calculations, materials selection, develop P&IDs, line lists, datasheets, and specifications, review pipe stress analyses and 3D models.
Collaborate in fast learning cycles, feeding lessons from construction and operations forward into each new design while balancing design rigor with the pace of deployment.
Participate in HAZOPs and PHAs, PSSRs, operability and constructability reviews, and Management of Change (MOC), along with site and facility walkdowns, and carry actions through to updated P&IDs and documents.
Standardize equipment and designs into reusable engineering packages and basis of design documents so each iteration is faster and cheaper to build than the last.
Lead the design, fabrication, and commissioning of fuel equipment for TRISO production, while building and managing the fuel equipment engineering team.
Compensation
$200,000—$300,000 USD
Responsibilities
Own the equipment design basis for the full TRISO fabrication flow
Oversee technical leads for each equipment family and guide design and commissioning
Define skid architecture standards
Partner with process engineering to translate process recipes into equipment requirements
Ensure equipment designs meet nuclear safety and protection requirements
Support the development of Tuckernuck’s footwear and handbag collections by translating design concepts into production-ready technical specifications and providing detailed feedback to vendors.
Compensation
The estimated annual compensation for this role is $90,000-$115,000; classified as full-time exempt and not eligible for overtime.
Responsibilities
Translate approved design concepts into technical instructions for vendors
Develop and maintain technical specifications, tech packs, and measurement standards
Evaluate materials and components for suitability and durability
Identify construction challenges and recommend solutions
Conduct technical reviews of samples for fit, construction, and quality
Design, develop, and qualify printhead components, assemblies, interfaces, and subsystems for HP printing products.
Compensation
The pay range for this role is $106,100 to $158,800 USD annually with additional opportunities for pay in the form of bonus and/or equity (applies to United States of America candidates only). Pay varies by work location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.
Responsibilities
Design printhead components, assemblies, and interfaces
Create and maintain 3D CAD models, engineering drawings, specifications, tolerance analyses, and design documentation
Apply Design for Manufacturability, Assembly, Reliability, and Sustainability principles
Collaborate with cross-functional teams
Support prototype builds, engineering evaluations, and design verification activities
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related engineering discipline
Analyze failed or damaged components and assemblies regularly to determine root cause and act as the team's materials analysis specialist.
Compensation
The annual base salary range for this position is $119,400.00 - $194,000.00.
Responsibilities
Analyze failed or damaged components and assemblies regularly to determine root cause and act as the team's materials analysis specialist.
Operate optical and scanning electron microscopes (SEM) for failure analysis and daily work, applying basic metrology principles and using digital cameras and software to document findings.
Understand EDS analysis principles and apply them via SEM on a regular basis.
Organize specialized external testing and evaluation techniques when required.
Prepare failure investigation reports daily, including written and photographic content and educated recommendations for corrective action.
The expected annual salary range for this role is $129000 - $ 180,000 a year.
Responsibilities
Provides technical leadership to product development teams in the design, analysis, development, verification, qualification, and production support of HDRM/NEA products, custom electrical interconnect systems, and related aerospace mechanisms and components.
Serves as a technical authority and subject-matter expert for HDRM/NEA technology, providing guidance on product architecture, mechanism design, design margins, material and process selection, mechanical interfaces, performance, reliability, manufacturability, and verification.
Leads and reviews engineering analyses used to substantiate product designs, including structural and mechanical analysis, tolerance and interface analysis, preload and release performance, dynamic environments, shock and vibration response, fatigue/life considerations, and thermal effects, as applicable.
Provides technical leadership in developing product verification and qualification strategies, including selection of analysis and test methods, test configuration, instrumentation, acceptance criteria, interpretation of test results, and correlation of analytical predictions with measured performance.
Leads complex engineering trade studies and technical risk assessments, balancing performance, reliability, mass, envelope, manufacturability, cost, schedule, and program risk to establish technically sound product solutions.
Senior Staff Engineer, Mechanical & Actuated Systems
f7d8749a-72d6-407c-bf98-292ea630c73a · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Drives the mechanical design and development of Shield AI's autonomous UAV products, including architecting systems on the X-BAT platform and performing detailed design of complex assemblies.
Compensation
Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity
Responsibilities
Design complex electro-mechanical or hydro-mechanical mechanisms for autonomous aircraft
Own the full design process: concept, CAD design, analysis, tolerance stackups, material selection, and drawing release
Perform structural and kinematic calculations and preliminary FEA
Prototype, test, and iterate mechanism designs for functionality and reliability
Collaborate with electrical, avionics, hydraulics, flight controls, and propulsion teams
Lead mechanical design and integration of actuation systems for UAV aircraft.
Compensation
Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity
Responsibilities
Develop and mature system layouts and installation concepts for actuators, mechanisms, linkages, brackets, mounting provisions, and associated hardware within vehicle packaging constraints.
Own detailed CAD design of actuated systems hardware from concept through drawing release, including load paths, materials, interfaces, GD&T, and tolerance stack-ups.
Perform actuator sizing, kinematic layout, and installation analysis for flight control surfaces, bay doors, and other airframe mechanisms.
Perform hand calculations and basic FEA to substantiate brackets, mounts, linkages, and mechanical installation hardware.
Define and resolve installation interfaces with structures, EWIS, EPS, thermal management, and adjacent systems.
As a Staff (L4) Actuated Systems Engineer, you will take hands-on technical ownership of the mechanical design, layout, and integration of actuation systems for flight control surfaces, bay doors, and other airframe mechanisms on a Group 5 UAV fighter aircraft.
Compensation
Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity
Responsibilities
Develop and mature system layouts and installation concepts for actuators, mechanisms, linkages, brackets, mounting provisions, and associated hardware within vehicle packaging constraints.
Own detailed CAD design of actuated systems hardware from concept through drawing release, including load paths, materials, interfaces, GD&T, and tolerance stack-ups.
Perform actuator sizing, kinematic layout, and installation analysis for flight control surfaces, bay doors, and other airframe mechanisms.
Perform hand calculations and basic FEA to substantiate brackets, mounts, linkages, and mechanical installation hardware.
Define and resolve installation interfaces with structures, EWIS, EPS, thermal management, and adjacent systems, including routing, clearances, and maintainability provisions.
Support evaluation of new technologies by gathering test data and risk inputs, with the opportunity to grow into leading innovation pilots from concept to implementation.
Requirements
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
Nice to have: materials selection for corrosive, scaling, or high-temperature service
Nice to have: comfort with pipe stress analysis and 3D model review
Nice to have: familiarity with ASME B31.3 and other relevant standards