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Unity Partners is exclusively representing a client in Amsterdam seeking a Senior Product Development Engineer to own mechanical design for complex miniaturized electromechanical solutions. You lead the system development team's mechanical work and guide direction.
You drive early-stage concepts through prototyping and manufacturing readiness, collaborating with external suppliers, and applying lean methods to ensure tight tolerances and robust design.
Exclusively on behalf of our partner, we are looking for a Senior Product Development Engineer. Our client develops and manufactures highly complex, miniaturized electromechanical solutions, where size and reliability are critical. As a technology leader in its niche, the company constantly pushes the boundaries of what's physically possible in small-scale product design. With facilities across multiple countries, colleagues work together across all locations in an international setting.
As a Senior Product Development Engineer, you take the lead on mechanical design within the system development team. The current focus is on plug and socket connector development, combining plastic, metal, and small PCB elements. This is a lead engineering role: you own full designs, guide engineering direction within your projects, and are expected to grow toward more senior scope over time.
You work in project teams on the development of products and are mostly involved in the early stages of the product development process. As you work with industry leading experts and consistently apply Lean tools in your projects, you catch on and learn fast. Responsibilities will include:
You are a senior mechanical engineer with a strong ownership mentality, comfortable taking the lead on a full design rather than just executing predefined requirements. You thrive in the ambiguity of early-stage development, where you set goals, requirements, and risk-based approaches independently. Other qualities we ask for are: