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TRAXyL, Inc. seeks a hands-on Mechanical & Field Operations Engineer to support design, development, testing, and deployment of our installation equipment. This role blends mechanical design, prototyping, field operations, and customer deployments.
The ideal candidate enjoys taking equipment from concept to reality, designing and improving machinery in SolidWorks while traveling to project sites to operate, test, and install that equipment in the field.
TRAXyL is an innovative, venture-backed technology company redefining last-mile infrastructure deployment. Our patented methods enable fiber optic cables and microducts to be “painted” directly into pavement surfaces—delivering faster, more efficient, and cost-effective connectivity solutions without trenching or aerial installation. Our customers include federal, state, and local governments, enterprise IT leaders, Internet Service Providers, network operators, and utility contractors. TRAXyL is supported by leading organizations including the National Science Foundation, In-Q-Tel, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
TRAXyL is seeking a hands-on Mechanical & Field Operations Engineer to support the design, development, testing, and deployment of our innovative installation equipment.
This role combines mechanical design, prototyping, field operations, and customer deployments. The ideal candidate enjoys taking equipment from concept to reality, designing and improving machinery in SolidWorks while also traveling to project sites to operate, test, and install that equipment in the field.
Up to 30% travel for customer installations, equipment testing, training, and project deployments.
At TRAXyL, you’ll be part of a mission-driven team building transformative infrastructure technology. We value collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation. Our team embraces challenges, celebrates wins together, and is committed to making a meaningful impact on how the world connects.