Mechanical Engineer

EVONA; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

EVONA in Denver is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to work on clean-sheet hardware across advanced aerospace and energy systems. This broad role offers ownership from concept through design, build and test, with exposure to aircraft systems, propulsion, gas turbines and related high‑performance hardware.

You will join a fast-growing, highly technical team of engineers, applying first-principles solving across disciplines to design, build and test genuinely difficult hardware.

Qualifications

• Open to exceptional engineers from a range of industries.
• Engineering ability and ownership of complex hardware.
• Strong first-principles problem solving across disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Clean-sheet mechanical design and development.
• Complex components, assemblies and mechanisms.
• CAD, GD&T and tolerance analysis.
• Structural, thermal and fluid considerations.
• Materials, manufacturing and DFM.
• Prototype builds, testing and troubleshooting.
• System and subsystem integration.
• Full lifecycle hardware ownership.

Skills

First-principles problem solving

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Ownership mindset

System-level thinking

Tools

CAD

GD&T

Tolerance analysis

Job description

Mechanical Engineer - Advanced Hardware - Multiple Levels

Want to work with a fast-growing engineering company in Denver, focused on clean-sheet hardware across advanced aerospace and energy systems?

This is a broad mechanical engineering opportunity rather than a narrow specialist role. Depending on your experience and interests, you could work across advanced aircraft systems, propulsion, gas turbines or related high-performance hardware, taking real ownership from concept through design, build and test.

What You Could Work On

• Clean-sheet mechanical design and development
• Complex components, assemblies and mechanisms
• CAD, GD&T and tolerance analysis
• Structural, thermal and fluid considerations
• Materials, manufacturing and DFM
• Prototype builds, testing and troubleshooting
• System and subsystem integration
• Full lifecycle hardware ownership

Who We're Looking For

We're open to exceptional engineers from a range of industries, including:

Your specific industry is less important than your engineering ability and the complexity of hardware you've personally owned.

We're particularly interested in engineers who are strong first-principles problem solvers, comfortable working across disciplines, and want more ownership than they'd typically get within a large organisation.

This is a fast-paced, highly technical environment where you'll work alongside experienced engineers to design, build and test genuinely difficult hardware.