Celestica’s 24-month Engineering Graduate Development Program (EGDP) is designed for graduates aspiring to become engineering leaders. Participants complete four rotations in areas related to their core engineering discipline, as well as rotations involving Support Engineering (including quality, supply chain, and commodity management), Program Management, Business Development, and Product Manufacturing. The program offers challenging roles, professional development programs, networking events, and support from a dedicated program manager, peer partner, and executive mentor. After completing the rotations, participants build their careers in areas where their capabilities and interests can have organizational impact. The Mechanical Design Engineer develops new mechanical systems and modules and maintains existing designs. The role researches mechanical concepts and creates system solutions using 3D modeling and simulation software, performs calculations, and tests, validates, and qualifies systems, making adjustments as needed. The engineer also supports the designed mechanical system through manufacturing and collaborates with other engineers, customers, supply chain, and project leadership to deliver robust, high-quality products. Designs are refined using feedback from manufacturing, test, supply chain, reliability, industrial design, and simulation reviews. The position is based in a normal office environment in Richardson, Texas, and is part of the EGDP cohort starting in May 2027. The program provides exposure to senior leaders, business experience, organizational breadth, and opportunities to develop leadership capabilities. Celestica describes its rewards as including bonuses and flexible benefits, and offers coaching and management opportunities to support employee development.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level