Mechanical Engineer I - Table Games & Card Shufflers

PlayAGS, Inc.; Duluth (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

PlayAGS, Inc. in Duluth, GA seeks an entry-level Mechanical Engineer I to support the table games shuffler team.

You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer to move products from prototype to production, update drawings, prepare BOMs, and assist with test and validation. You will contribute to manufacturability reviews, supplier communication, and assembly documentation while learning AGS standards and gaming-industry regulations.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering with 0–3 years of experience; internship or co-op is a plus.
• Proficiency in 3D CAD, preferably SolidWorks, with depth in sheet metal, routing, surfacing, and PDM.
• Foundational mechanical engineering principles: statics, materials, machine design.
• Familiarity with engineering drawing practices, dimensioning and GD&T.

Responsibilities

• Support detailed mechanical design and drafting of parts for shuffler products under guidance.
• Assist transition from prototype to production-ready designs.
• Create and update 2D drawings and 3D models following revision control practices.
• Contribute to DFx reviews and prepare BOMs, part numbers, and drawing packages.
• Assist with supplier communication and inspection records; document results.
• Build, assemble, and troubleshoot prototype hardware; support testing and validation.
• Record measurements, ensure accuracy, and maintain change records.

Skills

SolidWorks

2D drawings

GD&T

Mech fundamentals

Prototyping

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Height gauges

PDM

Job description

PlayAGS, Inc. in Duluth, GA seeks an entry-level Mechanical Engineer I to support the table games shuffler team.

You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer to move products from prototype to production, update drawings, prepare BOMs, and assist with test and validation. You will contribute to manufacturability reviews, supplier communication, and assembly documentation while learning AGS standards and gaming-industry regulations.