Automation Mechanical Design Engineer I & Engineer II

Build the machines that build the future.

We design and build custom automation machines, and we're hiring 20+ Mechanical Design Engineers who love making machines move. If you've designed pick-and-place units, indexing tables, conveyors, robotic cells or any automated equipment, we want to hear from you.

What you'll do

• Design automation systems and conveyor equipment in 3D CAD, from concept to detailed design
• Check that every design meets its requirements through reviews and simulation
• Prepare fabrication drawings with GD&T, Bills of Materials (BOM) and assembly documentation
• Find design weaknesses and put corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) in place to make machines more reliable
• Work directly with customers to review requirements and give technical updates
• Support assembly and testing on-site, troubleshooting design-related issues
• Choose materials and components with safety, ergonomics and cost in mind

Who we're looking for

Mechanical Design Engineer I

• Diploma or Degree in Mechanical / Mechatronics Engineering.
• 0–2 years in automation, machine building or manufacturing equipment.
• Fresh graduates: show us an automation project (FYP, competition, robotics club, internship) with mechanisms, sensors or actuators.

Mechanical Design Engineer II

• Degree in Mechanical or Mechatronics Engineering
• 3+ years designing custom automation machines (not only parts, moulds or structures)
• Hands-on with automation mechanisms such as pick-and-place, indexing, feeders, grippers and conveyors
• Track record of taking machines from concept to build-off, buy-off and commissioning

Skills that help

• SolidWorks, Inventor or AutoCAD
• Machine design, mechanisms and conveyor systems
• GD&T and practical tolerance allocation that balances performance and cost
• Pneumatics, hydraulics, motor sizing, sensors, actuators and motion control (servo/stepper)
• Clear communication with production teams and customers
• A hands-on, problem-solving attitude, with flexibility during critical project phases
• Selecting pneumatic cylinders, linear guides, ball screws, servo/stepper motors and sensors using sizing calculations, not guesswork
• Understanding cycle time, motion sequence and how mechanical design works with PLC/controls engineers

Why join us

• Work on custom, high-precision automation projects,
• Clear growth path from Engineer I to Engineer II and beyond
• Learn from experienced engineers through peer design reviews