Mechanical Engineer, High-Speed Inkjet Printheads

Kodak Corp; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Kodak Corp is seeking a Mechanical Engineer for our Dayton, OH inkjet R&D team. You will design, validate, and release printhead components, and work with inks and writing systems to integrate components into printing platforms.

The role requires a BS in Mechanical Engineering (MS preferred), CAD proficiency, and experience with tolerances, GD&T, and data analysis. Collaboration across disciplines and a focus on reliable, manufacturable designs are essential.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering; 2 years practical experience preferred.
• Experience with design and development of mechanical components with tight tolerances.
• Familiarity with GD&T, part fabrication, and inspection methods.
• Proficiency with CAD tools and data analysis software.
• Strong communication, documentation, and project planning skills.
• Ability to lead in a cross-functional team environment.

Responsibilities

• Design, test/validate, release, manufacture, and support printhead components.
• Support integration of printhead components with inks and writing systems.
• Perform failure analysis to identify root causes and implement solutions.
• Coordinate with designers, manufacturing engineers, and technicians for printhead development.

Skills

Design for printhead components

CAD expertise

GD&T knowledge

FMEA/root-cause analysis

Independent work & teamwork

Documentation & presentations

Data analysis & statistics

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Master's degree desired

Tools

CAD

Microsoft Office

spreadsheets & databases

Finite element analysis

Job description

Kodak Corp is seeking a Mechanical Engineer for our Dayton, OH inkjet R&D team. You will design, validate, and release printhead components, and work with inks and writing systems to integrate components into printing platforms.

The role requires a BS in Mechanical Engineering (MS preferred), CAD proficiency, and experience with tolerances, GD&T, and data analysis. Collaboration across disciplines and a focus on reliable, manufacturable designs are essential.