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Innosen Inc. in Pasig invites a Mechanical Instrument Design Engineer to lead full mechanical development of precision instruments from concept to manufacturing handover.
The role requires close collaboration with electronics and software teams on compact, high-precision assemblies. You will design mechanical, electro-mechanical and opto-mechanical components, build and maintain CAD models and drawings, perform FEA and GD&T, prototype and test, and deliver on schedule with cost targets in a
Mechanical Instrument Design Engineer (R&D) — Innosen Inc. (On-site, Pasig City)
Innosen designs and manufactures the precision instruments that canmakers use to keep quality under control on their production lines — coating thickness gauges, inspection and measurement systems. Our instruments run on lines in Europe, Asia and the Americas. The housings, mechanisms and precision assemblies you design here go out with a serial number on them and stay in service for years.
We are looking for a Design Engineer for our R&D team in Pasig. You will take products through their full mechanical development — concept, detailed design, prototype, test, and handover to manufacturing. Our products are compact, precise and built in small volumes, and the mechanics have to work with the electronics and, sometimes, the optics inside them. You will design alongside our electronics and software engineers, not downstream of them.
This is product development. You will be given a problem and asked what the mechanism should be, then you will model it, print it, break it, and do it again. It is a small team, so the design is yours from sketch to shipped unit.
It suits you if you like solving new problems, working with your hands, and seeing your design turn into a product.
It is not a fit if your experience is mainly in plant maintenance, facilities engineering, equipment operation, preventive maintenance planning, or HVAC and building services. Those are respectable careers, and this is not one of them — you would be unhappy here within a month, and so would we.
Include a portfolio if you have one — renders, drawings, photos of prototypes you built. We read them, and they count for more than the CV.