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Foxconn Industrial Internet - FII is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer with strong Creo experience to support structural and enclosure design of server systems. You will develop sheet metal chassis, create detailed 3D models, and produce assembly drawings.
You will integrate components, define interfaces, and work with the Server Lead to implement design improvements while ensuring DFM and manufacturing readiness. Collaboration and clear communication in English (Mandarin a plus) are valued.
We are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer with strong Creo experience to support the structural and enclosure design of server systems. This role focuses on sheet metal chassis development, detailed part design, and electronics component integration. The position works closely with the server lead and does not require ownership of airflow or thermal architecture.
Design and develop sheet metal enclosures and structural chassis components for server systems using Creo.
Create detailed 3D models, 2D drawings, and complete assembly documentation including BOMs.
Perform mechanical integration of electronic components such as CPUs, GPUs, motherboards, power supplies, storage devices, and adapters.
Define part interfaces, mounting strategies, tolerance stack-up, and assembly sequences.
Support prototype builds, design verification, and engineering change implementation.
Perform tolerance analysis and ensure proper fit and alignment of structural components.
Collaborate closely with the Server Lead to execute structural design improvements and product updates
Ensure designs comply with DFM principles and manufacturing requirements
Coordinate with suppliers and vendors for prototype fabrication, tooling feedback, and part qualification
Participate in design reviews and contribute to continuous improvement of enclosure and structural design standards
Support production ramp-up and resolve mechanical issues during pilot and early production phases