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We are seeking a highly skilled and innovative Mechanical Design Engineer to lead the development of next-generation, handheld surgical tools. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of complex mechanisms, rotating systems, and high-precision mechanical design, reminiscent of high-performance power hand tools.
In this role, you will ensure the highest standards of safety, ergonomics, and manufacturability.
Key Responsibilities
Primary Focus: Mechanical Design & Innovation (approx. 70%)
Mechanism & System Design: Conceptualize, develop, and refine complex mechanical designs, rotating systems, and intricate mechanisms for handheld surgical devices.
Robotic Integration: Design robust mechanical interfaces
Design for Excellence (DFX): Apply strict DFM (Design for Manufacturing) and DFA (Design for Assembly) principles to optimize product quality, yield, and cost.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with cross-functional engineering teams to ensure seamless electro-mechanical integration.
Secondary Focus: CAD Modeling & Documentation (approx. 30%)
Advanced CAD Development: Create robust 3D models and high-quality, production-ready 2D drawings.
Data Management: Manage the full product lifecycle and CAD data integrity within a strict PLM environment.
Perfil
CAD Expertise: High proficiency and fluency with PTC Creo Parametric. PLM Data Management: Proven experience utilizing Windchill Workgroup Manager (WGM) for data management and revision control. Manufacturing Knowledge: Strong, demonstrable knowledge of DFM and DFA best practices. Industry Background: Prior experience in the Medical Device/Equipment industry (familiarity with ISO 13485, FDA design controls is a major plus). Manufacturing Processes: Hands-on design experience with injection molded plastics, billet machining, and additive manufacturing (3D printing). Secondary CAD Software: Proficiency with SolidWorks is an asset. The Problem Solver: You excel at designing compact, ergonomic, and robust mechanisms similar to those found in power hand tools. The Detail-Oriented Engineer: You appreciate the rigor required for medical-grade documentation and data management. The Collaborator: You speak the language of engineers, allowing you to design hardware that integrates flawlessly with software and circuitry.Required Core Competencies:
Highly Valued (Beneficial) Experience:
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