Assoc Mechanical Engineer: Autonomous Vessel CAD (Equity)

Greywright Inc; Boston; On-site; PHP 5,678,000 - 7,571,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Unlimited vacation

Job summary

Greywright Inc. is seeking an Associate Mechanical Engineer to turn concepts into precise, buildable CAD designs for autonomous vessels. You will own CAD models, drawings, and BOMs, ensuring manufacturability and alignment with GD&T standards.

You will work with senior engineers and a naval architect, develop 3D models, perform tolerances, and support fabrication, testing, and assembly onshore and at sea. Travel up to 50% may be required.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Mechanical, Marine, or Ocean Engineering or related field.
• 1–4 years of mechanical design experience including internships or project teams.
• Expert-level SolidWorks and/or Autodesk tools experience including large assemblies.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain 3D CAD models and large assemblies for vessel structures, equipment mounts, enclosures, and payload integration.
• Produce fabrication-ready drawings with GD&T, tolerances, and BOMs.
• Iterate designs from sketches and requirements into manufacturable parts.
• Manage CAD data, part numbering, revision control, and PDM/PLM workflows.
• Maintain and improve CAD standards, templates, and libraries.
• Prepare models for analysis, 3D printing, machining, and sheet metal fabrication.
• Support FEA and design reviews under senior engineers.
• Collaborate with shops to resolve build questions and assist with assembly.

Skills

SolidWorks

Autodesk tools

GD&T

Sheet metal

Welding knowledge

3D modeling

Product design

Portfolio

Education

B.S. Mechanical/Marine/Ocean Eng

Tools

SolidWorks PDM

Autodesk Vault

ANSYS

SolidWorks Simulation

Job description

Greywright Inc. is seeking an Associate Mechanical Engineer to turn concepts into precise, buildable CAD designs for autonomous vessels. You will own CAD models, drawings, and BOMs, ensuring manufacturability and alignment with GD&T standards.

You will work with senior engineers and a naval architect, develop 3D models, perform tolerances, and support fabrication, testing, and assembly onshore and at sea. Travel up to 50% may be required.