Senior Mechanical Engineer

Role Overview

We are seeking an experienced Senior Mechanical Engineer to lead the mechanical design and integration of our first‑generation dermatological scanning system. This is a hands‑on role requiring deep understanding of precision mechanisms, robotics, and opto‑mechanical systems in a medical device context.

• Evaluate and select appropriate collaborative robots analyzing reach, payload, joint ranges, repeatability, and safety features for safe operation around patients.
• Determine optimal robotic mounting configurations and workspace layout while maintaining patient comfort and safety.
• Design and integrate the imaging head, including mounting for multiple imagers and illumination systems.
• Perform basic optical projections and field‑of‑view analysis to ensure consistent imaging distance and pixel resolution across curved skin surfaces.
• Collaborate on custom imager head design (potentially with external contractors) when moving beyond off‑the‑shelf components.
• Support path planning constraints and mechanical limitations documentation for software team integration.
• Contribute to design documentation and best practices in preparation for future regulatory requirements.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• 7+ years of experience in precision mechanical design, preferably with robotics, optical systems, or medical devices.
• Strong proficiency in 3D CAD (e.g., Solid Works, Fusion 360).
• Experience with robotic systems, kinematic analysis, and motion envelope planning.
• Familiarity with opto‑mechanical integration and basic ray tracing concepts.
• Proven ability to work independently and drive complex mechanical tasks from concept through prototyping.
• Experience in a startup or small‑team environment is highly desirable.

• Knowledge of medical device design standards (ISO 13485, FDA guidance).
• Experience with patient‑contacting devices or human factors engineering.
• Basic understanding of computer vision or 3D sensing integration.