Manufacturing Integration Engineer

Responsibilities

• Support the design, development, and assembly team in commissioning custom machines and automated equipment
• Assist senior engineers in the design and layout of custom machines and mechanical assemblies
• Create and update 3D models, layouts, and 2D drawings using CAD software
• Learn and apply basic engineering calculations related to loads, motion, tolerances, and component sizing
• Collaborate with process and manufacturing engineers to identify automation opportunities and ROI justifications
• Develop fixture and tooling requirements in coordination with mechanical design teams (Solid Works preferred)
• Support qualification activities including IQ/OQ/PQ for regulated or precision manufacturing environments
• Troubleshoot and resolve integration issues during production ramp, minimizing downtime
• Own integration project plans from scope definition through production handoff
• Maintain accurate documentation: wiring diagrams, functional design specs, I/O lists, and revision-controlled work instructions
• Work closely with controls, IT, and facilities to ensure infrastructure requirements (power, networking, safety) are met
• Lead cross-functional reviews and communicate project status to engineering management and stakeholders

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Computer Science Engineering
• Familiarity with CAD software (Solid Works, Inventor, AutoCAD)
• Basic understanding of manufacturing and mechanical components
• Ability to read engineering drawings (training provided as needed)
• Ability to travel domestically and internationally (30%-40% international travel)
• Previous integration experience (preferred)
• Exposure to machine elements (bearings, gears, belts, chains, pneumatics) (preferred)
• Basic knowledge of GD&T (preferred)
• Hands‑on experience in a shop, lab, or build environment (preferred)
• Experience with automation, such as Arduino, PLCs (preferred)