Entry-Level Automation Engineer - MedTech Manufacturing

Lexington Medical; Bedford (AL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Lexington Medical in Bedford, Massachusetts is seeking an entry-level Automation Engineer to design fixtures and specify robotics and automation equipment for AEON surgical stapling products. You’ll work on the floor from day one, designing for real production lines and supporting quality and manufacturing in a regulated environment.

You’ll use SolidWorks to create fixtures, source and commission equipment, and document processes while learning how a full manufacturing cell is scaled from

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
• No professional experience required; recent graduates welcome.
• Proficient in 3D CAD; SolidWorks preferred.
• Experience with machining, injection molding, or assembly processes.
• Experience wiring from electrical schematics and I/O lists.
• Willingness to work on a production floor.
• Exposure to robotics or automation is a plus.
• Medical device or regulated environment experience a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design semi-automated, automated, and manual fixturing and tooling for manufacturing operations.
• Source external vendors for production equipment.
• Develop and implement processes that scale with production.
• Provide engineering support on the production floor and troubleshoot issues.
• Write and maintain work instructions and process documentation.
• Train production personnel on new processes and support quality projects.

Skills

3D CAD

SolidWorks

Robotics exposure

Troubleshooting

On-floor manufacturing

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Electrical schematics basics

Sourcing production equipment

Job description

Lexington Medical in Bedford, Massachusetts is seeking an entry-level Automation Engineer to design fixtures and specify robotics and automation equipment for AEON surgical stapling products. You’ll work on the floor from day one, designing for real production lines and supporting quality and manufacturing in a regulated environment.

You’ll use SolidWorks to create fixtures, source and commission equipment, and document processes while learning how a full manufacturing cell is scaled from