Mechanical Design Engineer - Defense & Aerospace (3D CAD)

Qorvo, Inc.; Richardson (TX); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Qorvo in Richardson, TX is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to contribute to defense and aerospace product lines. You will design electronics packaging components and create 3D product assemblies, collaborating with electrical teams to ensure robust designs.

The role emphasizes thermal and structural analysis, including FEA/CFD and infrared thermography to characterize temperatures and mitigate risks, with an emphasis on manufacturability.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering with 3 years of experience or MS with 0-1 year of experience.
• Minimum GPA of 3.5.
• Self-Starter with strong written and verbal communication, organization skills and attention to detail.
• 3D CAD experience (preferred with SolidWorks).
• FEA or CFD modeling experience.

Responsibilities

• Electronics packaging component design.
• 3D modeling of product assemblies.
• Sourcing and procurement of custom designed hardware.
• Cross-communicating with electrical teams to ensure robust design.
• Thermal FEA modeling to identify and mitigate potential performance risks.
• Infrared thermography to determine product temperatures during operation.
• Improving model processes to drive design workflow efficiency.
• Structural FEA modeling to quantify component stresses during assembly with focus on manufacturability.

Skills

3D CAD

FEA/CFD

Communication

Detail orientation

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

MS in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SolidWorks

Job description

Qorvo in Richardson, TX is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to contribute to defense and aerospace product lines. You will design electronics packaging components and create 3D product assemblies, collaborating with electrical teams to ensure robust designs.

The role emphasizes thermal and structural analysis, including FEA/CFD and infrared thermography to characterize temperatures and mitigate risks, with an emphasis on manufacturability.