Remote Mechanical Systems Design Engineer

Our client, a cutting-edge technology company focused on sustainable energy solutions, is seeking a talented Remote Mechanical Systems Design Engineer. This fully remote role is critical to the design and development of innovative mechanical systems that power next-generation energy storage and conversion devices. You will collaborate with a global, virtual team of engineers, scientists, and product developers to bring complex mechanical concepts to life.

The ideal candidate possesses a strong background in mechanical design, thermal management, and materials science, with a proven ability to excel in an independent, remote work environment. This is a remarkable opportunity to contribute to environmentally conscious technologies and drive innovation from the convenience of your home office.

• Design and develop mechanical systems for energy storage and conversion applications.
• Create detailed 3D CAD models, engineering drawings, and Bills of Materials (BOMs) for complex assemblies.
• Perform mechanical analysis, including thermal management, stress analysis, and vibration analysis, using simulation tools.
• Select appropriate materials and components based on performance requirements, environmental conditions, and cost considerations.
• Collaborate closely with remote electrical engineers, software developers, and project managers to ensure system integration.
• Develop and execute testing protocols for mechanical systems and analyze results to validate designs.
• Troubleshoot design issues and propose effective solutions remotely.
• Document design decisions, analyses, and test results comprehensively.
• Stay abreast of advancements in mechanical engineering, materials science, and renewable energy technologies.

• Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in mechanical design and systems engineering, with experience in thermal management and/or energy systems.
• Expertise in 3D CAD software (e.g., Solid Works, Inventor) and simulation tools (e.g., ANSYS, COMSOL).
• Strong understanding of thermodynamics, heat