Automotive Mechanical Design Engineer: Thermal Systems

Robert Bosch Group; Waltham (MA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental, vision plans

HSA

FSAs

401K with employer match

Wellness programs

Life insurance

Long term disability

Paid time off

Parental leave

Job summary

The Robert Bosch Group in Waltham, Massachusetts invites applications for a Mechanical Design Engineer. You will join a 25‑engineer R&D facility with test labs and a prototype shop working on advanced projects across Bosch groups.

In this role you will design and develop products for automotive thermal systems, apply new air‑moving technologies, and create in‑house design tools. You will plan experiments, measure performance, and prototype and test new concepts.

Qualifications

• BS degree in mechanical, aeronautical or ocean engineering.
• 1+ year of relevant work or internship experience.
• Hands-on, analytical and strong communication skills.
• Proven problem-solving and self-starter attitude.
• Knowledge of CAD, FEA, injection molding, machining and programming.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop products for automotive thermal systems.
• Apply new air-moving technologies to projects.
• Develop and improve in-house design tools.
• Design experiments and measure part performance.
• Prototype and test new designs.

Skills

Hands-on experience

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Problem-solving

Self-starter

Education

BS degree in mechanical, aeronautical or ocean engineering

Tools

CAD

FEA

Injection molding

Machining

Computer programming

Job description

The Robert Bosch Group in Waltham, Massachusetts invites applications for a Mechanical Design Engineer. You will join a 25‑engineer R&D facility with test labs and a prototype shop working on advanced projects across Bosch groups.

In this role you will design and develop products for automotive thermal systems, apply new air‑moving technologies, and create in‑house design tools. You will plan experiments, measure performance, and prototype and test new concepts.