Biotech Mechanical/Mechatronic Design Engineer

System One; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 73,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

System One is seeking a Design Engineer (Mechanical / Mechatronic) for a contract-to-hire position in Boston, MA. The role centers on mechanical design ownership of modular architectures, including machine enclosures, alongside the Principal Design Engineer.

Responsibilities include modular enclosure layout, assembly, and interface with fill-finish, plus creating CAD models, 2D drawings, and BOMs. Hands-on fabrication and verification of subsystems are required, including environmental controls.

Qualifications

• BS or MS in mechanical, mechatronic, or biomedical engineering.
• Five to nine years of hands-on mechanical design of instruments, lab automation, process equipment, or medical devices.
• Strong CAD, GD&T, sheet metal, and machined-part design with controlled drawing production.

Responsibilities

• The modular enclosure: internal layout for all six subsystems, structural frame and panels, HEPA filtration and positive-pressure control, environmental monitoring provisions, access and egress, and the breakdown into modules.
• Support the fill-finish subsystem integration including aseptic boundaries across interfaces.
• CAD models, 2D manufacturing drawings and bill of materials documents.
• Fabrication, assembly, and verification of the subsystem, including environmental controls and environmental monitoring.

Skills

CAD modeling

GD&T

Sheet metal

Machined parts

Education

BS or MS in mechanical, mechatronic, or biomedical engineering

Job description

System One is seeking a Design Engineer (Mechanical / Mechatronic) for a contract-to-hire position in Boston, MA. The role centers on mechanical design ownership of modular architectures, including machine enclosures, alongside the Principal Design Engineer.

Responsibilities include modular enclosure layout, assembly, and interface with fill-finish, plus creating CAD models, 2D drawings, and BOMs. Hands-on fabrication and verification of subsystems are required, including environmental controls.