Mechanical Integration Engineer

Overview

Key Responsibilitiessystems Integration

• Participate and support conceptual design studies, contributing to system-level architecture and trade-off analyses
• Integrate airframe, propulsion, avionics, payload, and launch/recovery subsystems into a coherent and manufacturable vehicle design
• Define mounting interfaces between mechanical and avionics systems — ensuring compatibility across
• Own space allocation, cable routing strategies, and accessibility planning to support efficient maintenance and serviceability throughout the product/UAV lifecycle
• Proactively identify integration risks early in the design cycle and drive resolution through collaboration with subsystem owners

Prototype & Production Support

• Support hands-on prototype assembly, providing on-vehicle integration guidance and resolving fit/form issues in real time
• Produce clear, accurate, manufacturing-ready part and assembly drawings in line with engineering drawing standards
• Collaborate with manufacturing and supply chain teams to ensure designs are producible and cost-effective

Validation & Documentation

• Develop validation and test plans to verify that integrated assemblies meet design requirements
• Support physical testing activities, recording observations and analyzing results against acceptance criteria
• Author thorough technical reports and presentations to support design reviews and project milestones

What We'Re Looking Forexperience

• 0–3 years of experience in a mechanical design, systems integration, or product development role
• Demonstrated ability to work within multi-disciplinary teams and manage competing priorities
• Exposure to aerospace, automotive, or complex electromechanical product development is an advantage

Technical Skills

• Strong proficiency in SolidWorks (3D modelling, assemblies, configurations, and drawing environments)
• Competent in producing 2D production drawings to industry standards (GD&T, ASME/ISO)
• Familiarity with PDM/PLM systems for data management is a plus
• Excellent understanding of mechanical design principles, materials, and manufacturing processes

Education

• Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or Mechatronics Engineering (or closely related discipline)
• Bonus Points — Nice to Have
• Knowledge of composite materials and manufacturing processes (layup, bonding, co-cure)
• Exposure to additive manufacturing for prototyping or end-use parts
• Familiarity with Design for Manufacturability (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) principles
• Experience with FEA tools (e.g. SolidWorks Simulation, ANSYS) for basic structural analysis
• Understanding of aerospace certification/qualification requirements

Who You Are

• You are naturally curious and enjoy understanding how complex systems fit together
• You take ownership of your work and follow issues through to resolution
• You are organized, thorough in your documentation, and comfortable working in a dynamic environment where requirements can evolve