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Mechanical Engineer - Test Station Development

Quantum MachinesIsrael и ещё 1 городВ офисеот 3 летПолная занятость
CADMechanical EngineeringHardware TestingTest Station Development

Описание

Quantum Machines is looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join its Product Engineering Team, responsible for designing and developing mechanical test stations for both board-level and system-level testing.

Responsibilities

  • Design and develop mechanical test stations for hardware validation and production testing
  • Ensure reliable and repeatable test station performance to maintain consistent test results
  • Focus on ergonomic and user-friendly designs to improve technician workflow and ease of use
  • Collaborate with hardware and software engineers to ensure smooth integration of test setups
  • Select appropriate materials and mechanical components to enhance durability and maintainability
  • Support the assembly, validation, and troubleshooting of test stations in a production environment
  • Document design specifications, assembly instructions, and maintenance procedures

Requirements

  • 3-5 years of experience in mechanical design, of test fixtures or automated test stations
  • Proficiency in 3D CAD design software
  • Strong understanding of mechanical components, materials, and manufacturing processes
  • Experience with designing for reliability, repeatability, and ease of maintenance
  • Ability to work closely with cross-functional teams, including hardware and production engineers

Nice to have

  • Knowledge of pneumatic and electromechanical systems for automated test stations
  • Experience with rapid prototyping and manufacturing techniques
  • Familiarity with test automation concepts and integration with software-driven systems

We offer

  • Play a key role in shaping the mechanical test infrastructure for advanced hardware products
  • Work in a collaborative environment focused on engineering excellence and innovation
  • Contribute to improving test efficiency, reliability, and usability for production teams