Mechanical Engineer

Noïa Labs; Paris; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Noïa Labs in Paris is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to design the physical form factor of a non-invasive neural interface. You will shape the mechanical architecture of a wearable system that is comfortable, reliable, manufacturable, and capable of capturing high‑quality neural signals.

This hands-on role spans product architecture, CAD, prototyping, sensor integration, ergonomics, materials, manufacturing and reliability, collaborating closely with electronics, neuroscience and product

Qualifications

• 5+ years of mechanical engineering experience.
• Strong CAD skills and hands-on prototyping.
• Knowledge of manufacturability and tolerances.
• Attention to detail and strong problem-solving.

Responsabilités

• Design and iterate on mechanical components for our wearable neural interface.
• Balance comfort, reliability, and manufacturability in mechanical systems.
• Integrate sensors and electronics into compact wearable designs.
• Produce CAD models and technical documentation.
• Evaluate design options, materials, and technologies through experiments.
• Test prototypes, analyze failures, and improve designs.
• Work with suppliers and manufacturers to turn prototypes into products.

Connaissances

CAD design

Prototyping

Mechanical design

Manufacturability

Outils

SolidWorks

Fusion 360

Creo

NX

Description du poste

Mechanical Engineer

Paris, hybrid

Noïa Labs is an early-stage neurotechnology company building the next generation of human‑AI interfaces.

We are working on one of the most ambitious problems in human‑AI interaction: creating a more natural way for people to control, guide, and collaborate with AI systems by relying directly on brain activity. Our approach combines optimized non‑invasive neural sensors with large‑scale AI models trained across many users to decode human intent from brain signals, without surgery. Noïa Labs was founded by the team behind NextMind (acquired by Snap) and is backed by tier‑1 investors.

We are at the beginning of the journey and are building a team of outstanding engineers and scientists where each person can have a major impact on the product and technology.

Role summary

We are seeking a talented Senior Mechanical Engineer to design and build the physical form factor of our non‑invasive neural interface. You will work on the mechanical architecture of a wearable system that must be comfortable, reliable, manufacturable, and capable of acquiring high‑quality neural signals.

This is a hands‑on role for someone who enjoys creating innovative, high‑quality products while iterating quickly in a fast‑moving startup environment. The role spans product architecture, CAD, prototyping, sensor integration, ergonomics, materials, manufacturing and reliability, while working closely with electronics, neuroscience, and product teams.

In this role, you will:

• Design and iterate on mechanical components for our wearable neural interface.
• Build mechanical systems that balance comfort, reliability, and manufacturability.
• Integrate sensors and electronics into compact wearable designs.
• Produce CAD models and technical documentation.
• Evaluate design options, materials, and technologies through experiments.
• Test prototypes, analyze failures, and improve designs.
• Work with suppliers and manufacturers to turn prototypes into products.

For this role, you must have:

• 5+ years of experience in mechanical engineering or a related field.
• Strong experience designing and prototyping physical products.
• Strong CAD skills (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Creo, NX, or similar).
• Good understanding of manufacturability, materials, tolerances, and assembly.
• Strong ownership, practical problem‑solving skills, and attention to detail.

Ideally, you have:

• Experience with wearable devices, consumer electronics, medical devices, AR/VR headsets, headphones, smartwatches, fitness trackers, or biosensing devices.
• Experience with products using optical, ECG, EMG, EEG, PPG, or other physiological sensors.
• Experience with ergonomic design, comfort testing, skin‑contact materials, or adjustable mechanisms.
• Experience supporting early manufacturing, supplier coordination, or EVT/DVT/PVT builds.

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