Junior Mechanical Engineer, Card Shuffler Systems

AGS - American Gaming Systems; Duluth (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

AGS is seeking a Mechanical Engineer I in Duluth, GA to support the shuffler development team and help bring new card shuffler products from prototype to production-ready designs. You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer and collaborate with the Duluth hardware team and remote Las Vegas teams.

You will contribute to mechanical design, drafting, BOM preparation, and test execution, while learning regulator standards such as UL 22, GLI-11, and FCC rules.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering, 0–3 years of professional experience; internship or co‑op experience is a plus.
• Proficient in 3D CAD, preferably SolidWorks, with depth in Sheet Metal, Routing, Surfacing, and PDM.
• Strong grounding in statics, materials, and machine design; solid drafting and GD&T fundamentals.

Responsibilities

• Support detailed mechanical design and drafting of parts and assemblies for AGS shuffler products under guidance of senior engineers.
• Assist in transitioning card shuffler products from prototype to production-ready designs.
• Create and update 2D drawings and 3D CAD models following AGS practices.
• Prepare BOMs, part numbers, and drawing packages for release.
• Support supplier communication and maintain change records.
• Execute mechanical tests and document results; contribute to test procedures.
• Learn agency standards including UL 22, GLI-11, FCC (47 CFR 15).

Skills

3D CAD (SolidWorks)

Sheet Metal

PDM

Statics & Machine Design

Engineering Drawing

Hardware knowledge

Electromechanical assemblies

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Internship/Co-op experience

Tools

SolidWorks

PDM

Job description

AGS is seeking a Mechanical Engineer I in Duluth, GA to support the shuffler development team and help bring new card shuffler products from prototype to production-ready designs. You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer and collaborate with the Duluth hardware team and remote Las Vegas teams.

You will contribute to mechanical design, drafting, BOM preparation, and test execution, while learning regulator standards such as UL 22, GLI-11, and FCC rules.