Mechanical Design Engineer

Overview

On Site
50 - 70
Contract - W2
Contract - 12 Month(s)
No Travel Required
Unable to Provide Sponsorship

Skills

Design Documentation
Design Review
Design For Manufacturability
Manufacturing
Mechanical Engineering
Siemens
FEA
NASTRAN
Satellite
Trac
Avionics

Job Details

Overview

We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to support Amazon’s Project Kuiper space hardware initiatives. This role focuses on the design, documentation, and qualification of mechanical and structural systems for satellite and spaceflight hardware.

You will collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to develop reliable, testable, and manufacturable designs that meet demanding spaceflight requirements.

Responsibilities

 Perform mechanical design and trade studies for space hardware systems
 Develop detailed CAD models and engineering drawings with proper GD&T
 Support design reviews, proposal efforts, and technical documentation
 Participating in development, qualification, and acceptance test campaigns
 Collaborate with manufacturing, test, and systems engineering teams
 Support hands-on integration and troubleshooting of hardware

Required

 Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Structural, or Aeronautical Engineering (or equivalent)
 7+ years of experience designing structural or avionics systems for space applications
 5+ years of experience with Siemens NX, Teamcenter, and ASME Y14.5 GD&T
 Experience supporting qualification and acceptance testing for space hardware

Preferred

 Master’s or PhD (or equivalent experience)
 Experience with FEA tools (FEMAP, NASTRAN, or equivalent)
 Thermal vacuum and vibration test experience
 Strong design-for-manufacturing knowledge and ownership mindset
 Experience with Jira, TRAC, or similar tools
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