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Sigil Partners seeks an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to join a small, collaborative team improving and adapting precision industrial equipment. The role emphasizes hands-on design work with potential leadership responsibilities, including mentoring and coordinating engineering activity.
Ideal candidates hold a BS Mechanical Engineering and have 7+ years of machine design experience, strong GD&T and tolerance analysis, and CAD proficiency (Solid Edge, SolidWorks or Inventor).
Full-Time / Direct Hire
Onsite
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Our client is seeking an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to join a small, collaborative engineering team supporting the design, improvement, and continued development of precision industrial equipment.
This position is well suited for a mechanical engineer with a strong background in machine design, manufacturing, GD&T, fixturing, tooling, and precision mechanical systems. The work is primarily focused on improving and adapting established industrial equipment and mature product lines rather than designing entirely new systems from the ground up.
For more senior candidates, the position can also provide an opportunity to take on technical leadership responsibilities, mentor junior engineers, and help coordinate day-to-day engineering activities while remaining hands-on with design work. The hiring team described the senior/lead balance as approximately 70% engineering and 30% leadership.
The engineering team works directly across design, manufacturing, testing, and production, giving engineers visibility into how their designs perform in the real world. The company is specifically looking for engineers who want to remain technically hands-on while having the opportunity to grow into greater technical leadership and mentorship responsibilities.
Direct balancing-machine experience is not required. The hiring manager emphasized precision mechanical fundamentals—particularly GD&T, manufacturing, fixturing, tooling, and work holding. The intake indicated that critical tolerances can range from approximately 10-50 microns. Automation and robotics experience are considerably less important than precision mechanical design fundamentals.