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Project MFG in the United States is seeking an entry-level Associate Mechanical Engineer to join our manufacturing engineering team. You will apply coursework to real-world production challenges and grow into a technical leadership role on hands-on projects.
Ideal candidates are outgoing engineers with a knack for mechanical design for competitions and experiences, able to collaborate with program management, production, and supply teams, and eager to develop into technical leaders.
America is running out of skilled tradespeople. Open jobs are going unfilled by the hundreds of thousands, and the gap is widening fast, putting our way of life and our national security at risk. The things that keep our country running and safe don't get built without the people who know how to build them.
Project MFG is a mission-driven organization on a bold quest to inspire the next generation to discover the trades and reframe them as what they really are: aspirational, high-impact careers that futures are built on. We do it through hands-on competitions, discovery events, networking, scholarships, and more that connect community, education, and industry around one shared goal: growing America's skilled trades pipeline.
As the need for skilled tradespeople grows more urgent, we're expanding our team to increase our reach and help close the gap.
The Associate Mechanical Engineer plays a critical role in ensuring Project MFG Experiences are supported by a motivated Entry-Level Mechanical Engineer to join our manufacturing engineering team. This is a great opportunity for a recent graduate to apply their coursework to real-world production challenges, work alongside experienced engineers, and grow into a technical leadership role within a hands-on manufacturing environment.
This role is ideal for someone who is an outgoing engineer that will excel with mechanical design for our competitions and experiences.
This position reports to the VP of Operations. Travel of approximately 30–50% is required throughout the year.