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Keystone Distinction Group is looking for a mechanical engineer to join their hardware development team in San Diego, California. This role entails owning the full lifecycle of hardware, from concept through manufacture, focusing on designing and manufacturing ruggedized electronic enclosures such as Dongle Cases and Bridge Boxes.
Work involves rapid prototyping, mechanism design, and the customization of packaging solutions for deployment in challenging environments. The position also offers exciting field testing opportunities to directly witness the impact of your designs.
Our Client seeks a mechanical engineer to join our hardware development team. This role targets a designer and builder capable of owning the full lifecycle of physical hardware — from concept through manufacture — across a range of enclosure, packaging, and drone integration products. Primary responsibilities include the design and manufacture of Dongle Cases and Bridge Boxes, the ruggedized electronic enclosures central to Our Client’s ground station and communications infrastructure.
Unlike many hardware roles, Our Client’s compact platform allows mechanical work to be prototyped and iterated quickly, with in-house 3D printing and a bias toward rapid, field-testable designs. Travel opportunities for field testing and demonstrations will allow you to witness firsthand how your hardware performs as dozens of drones take flight.
Position will also encompass the design, testing, and manufacture of drone attachments and physical modifications — ranging from simple mounting brackets to complex multi-axis actuators — as well as the development of mechanisms supporting Our Client’s concept: self-contained, rapidly deployable systems with integrated logistics, charging, and launch capability.
The role includes responsibility for Our Client’s swarm packaging program: specifying, sourcing, and customizing Pelican case configurations and precision-cut foam inserts to ensure vehicles and ground equipment survive transport and deployment in demanding field environments.