Table Games Mechanical Engineer I — Shuffler Systems

AGS LLC; Duluth (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

AGS LLC in Duluth, GA is seeking a Mechanical Engineer I to join the Table Games shuffler team. You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer to move new card shuffler designs from prototype to production-ready hardware.

Responsibilities include drafting, model updates, BOMs, change records, and collaboration with suppliers. This growth role emphasizes learning the regulated gaming hardware environment and obtaining a gaming license as you contribute to shuffler platforms.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical Engineering, zero to three years of professional experience; internship or co-op experience is a plus.
• Proficiency in 3D CAD, preferably SolidWorks, with willingness to develop depth in Sheet Metal, Routing, Surfacing, and PDM.
• Solid grounding in statics, materials, and machine design.
• Familiarity with engineering drawing practices, dimensioning, and tolerancing (GD&T).

Responsibilities

• Support the detailed mechanical design and drafting of parts and assemblies for AGS shuffler products under guidance.
• Assist in transitioning card shuffler designs from prototype to production-ready.
• Create and update 2D drawings and 3D CAD models per AGS standards.
• Prepare mechanical bills of materials, part numbers, and drawing packages for release.
• Support engineering change requests and maintain change records.
• Coordinate with suppliers for drawing packages and part specs.
• Assist with part inspection, measurements, and discrepancy reporting.
• Build, assemble, and modify prototype units; troubleshoot fit/form/function issues.
• Perform mechanical tests and document results; contribute to test plans.

Skills

3D CAD

SolidWorks

Statics

GD&T

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SolidWorks

Job description

AGS LLC in Duluth, GA is seeking a Mechanical Engineer I to join the Table Games shuffler team. You will work under the Principal Mechanical Engineer to move new card shuffler designs from prototype to production-ready hardware.

Responsibilities include drafting, model updates, BOMs, change records, and collaboration with suppliers. This growth role emphasizes learning the regulated gaming hardware environment and obtaining a gaming license as you contribute to shuffler platforms.