Mechanical Design Engineer II – Medical Devices (Ophthalmic)

Kelly Services; Missouri; On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement savings plan

Service bonus

Holiday pay

Transit spending account

Paid sick leave

Job summary

Kelly Services is seeking a Mechanical Engineer II for an onsite, open-ended contract in St. Louis, MO. The role focuses on mechanical design for ophthalmic surgery devices, from concept to release, with potential for permanent placement.

Requires a BS in Mechanical or Biomedical Engineering and a minimum of 3 years in medical device, pharmaceutical, or regulated environments. Strong CAD, drawings, tolerance analysis, and cross-functional collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• BS (Mechanical, Biomedical) with minimum 3 years in Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Aerospace or regulated GMP/FDA environments.
• Experience translating concepts into manufacturable designs and drawings.
• Ability to troubleshoot and lead small accessory development efforts.

Responsibilities

• Lead mechanical design from concept through product release for ophthalmic surgery devices.
• Interpret and create engineering drawings, specifications, and manufacturing documents.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to resolve design issues and improve reliability.

Skills

SolidWorks

Autodesk Inventor

Engineering Drawings

Pneumatic Systems

Fluidic Systems

Tolerance Analysis

Instrumentation & Test Equipment

MS Office

Cross-functional Collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SolidWorks

Autodesk Inventor

ERP Systems

Project Management Tools

Job description

Kelly Services is seeking a Mechanical Engineer II for an onsite, open-ended contract in St. Louis, MO. The role focuses on mechanical design for ophthalmic surgery devices, from concept to release, with potential for permanent placement.

Requires a BS in Mechanical or Biomedical Engineering and a minimum of 3 years in medical device, pharmaceutical, or regulated environments. Strong CAD, drawings, tolerance analysis, and cross-functional collaboration are essential.