DesignEngineer

As a Design Engineer, you will own the detailed design and development of mechanical components and assemblies from concept through production release. This is a highly CAD-intensive role. You'll spend your time designing parts, building and maintaining assemblies, and working through the full DFM and tooling process with our overseas manufacturing partners. You'll work closely with our industrial design, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing teams to deliver parts that are beautiful, functional, and manufacturable. Key job responsibilities Part Design & CAD - Own detailed 3D modeling and 2D drawing creation for mechanical components and assemblies in Onshape - Design parts across a range of manufacturing processes with a primary focus on injection molding and CNC machining - Maintain clean, well-structured CAD models and assemblies with robust parametric relationships and change-tolerant architecture - Manage drawing packages including GD&T callouts, tolerances, and surface finish specifications appropriate for the manufacturing process - Support design iterations rapidly through prototype and EVT/DVT build cycles, incorporating feedback from testing and manufacturing Injection Molding & Tooling - Lead DFM reviews for injection molded parts, identifying and resolving issues related to draft, wall thickness, sink, warp, parting lines, and gate location - Own the tooling development process end-to-end: RFQ, vendor selection, tool design review, T0/T1/T2 sampling, and first article approval - Manage relationships with tooling vendors — communicating design intent clearly across time zones , tracking tool build progress, and driving issues to resolution - Review and redline tooling designs, mold flow analyses, and DFM feedback from vendors - Coordinate with supply chain on tooling lead times, costs, and production readiness Cross-Functional Collaboration - Work closely with industrial designers to translate aesthetic intent into manufacturable geometry without comp