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Orion Engineering in Venlo, Netherlands, is seeking a Mechanical Designer to design mechanical and mechatronic printer units and positioning/transport systems in R&D projects. You own the design from concept to verification, collaborating with multiple disciplines and using simulations to validate performance on prototypes.
The role requires a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, strong analytical skills, structured thinking, and fluent written/spoken English. Availability: 32–40 hours/week.
Our client is a leading international technology company that develops and manufactures advanced high-tech systems and solutions for professional markets worldwide. With a strong focus on innovation, research, and product development, the organization operates in a multidisciplinary engineering environment where mechanical, mechatronic, software, and systems engineers collaborate on cutting-edge products. The company offers an inspiring R&D culture, modern development facilities, and extensive opportunities for personal and professional growth.
About the Role
What will your job be like as a Mechanical Designer? In our product development projects at R&D you are responsible for the design of mechanical & mechatronic printer units, like accurate positioning systems, media transport systems, or structural dynamic systems. Together with other disciplines you solve challenges by creating new/improved designs within the constraints of the product architecture. Maintaining a good balance between time, quality, accuracy, interdisciplinary interactions and cost is essential. You take the ownership of the design from A to Z. while doing so, you work closely together with colleagues from other disciplines. You review your ideas and jointly develop smart creative solutions that meet the overall project objectives. You test and review your design(s) by using various simulation tools. You will be investigating or proving your design by fitting prototypes in the machines and running experiments.
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