ATE Mechanical Engineer III/IV

Textron•Wilmington, MA

8d•$115,800 - $224,500

About The Position

We are seeking a Senior ATE Mechanical Engineer to lead and support the end-to-end design, documentation, and production release of custom Automated Test Equipment (ATE). In this role, you will own the mechanical architecture of test consoles, interface modules, and specialized fixtures, ensuring seamless transition from prototype development straight to manufacturing production.

Requirements

Level III: 5+ years of dedicated hands-on experience in automated test equipment development and production release
Level IV: 10+ years of dedicated hands-on experience in automated test equipment development and production release
B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent technical discipline)
Test equipment console layout and ITA design
Advanced 2D/3D electrical and mechanical drafting
Mil/ASME standards and configuration management best practices
Machining, fabrication processes, materials, and surface finishes
Thermal calculations and environmental mitigation management
Ability to obtain and maintain a US Department of War (DoW) Secret Security Clearance (US Citizenship is required)

Nice To Haves

Siemens NX (3D/2D)
ANSYS
Enovia / Matrix Product Data Manager (or similar cPDM/Windchill tools)
Visio
Microsoft Office
Adobe Creative Suite
Working knowledge of PCB layout, routing, and electro-mechanical packaging

Responsibilities

Architect and detail rack assemblies, interface test adaptors (ITAs), cable assemblies, interface modules, interconnect diagrams, and bills of materials (BOMs)
Design robust mounting, interconnect, and human interface test fixtures with rigorous focus on dimensioning, tolerancing, and configuration management
Create precise 3D/2D models using Siemens NX and perform structural/thermal FEA validation using ANSYS
Manage formal design releases through product data management systems
Oversee critical hardware parts ordering/receipt, develop technical presentation packages, and lead cross-functional electrical/mechanical design reviews