The Mechanical Engineer II supports new product development of medical equipment from concept through design transfer. The role applies sound engineering judgment and customer-centered design principles to develop cost-conscious frames, skins, and mechanical interfaces under the direction of project and engineering leads. Work includes assigned mechanical design and project tasks of simple to moderate complexity, with close supervision on unusual or difficult problems and general oversight of other work. The engineer supports development of product frames and skins, mechanical integration of electromechanical components, and interfaces between reusable consoles and disposable components such as FMS FloPaks. The role creates and updates SolidWorks parts, assemblies, and drawings; applies design-for-manufacturing and assembly principles; conducts engineering research and analysis; and supports prototype and verification testing. The position also prepares and maintains engineering deliverables, participates in design reviews and project meetings, and contributes to prototype builds, manufacturing transfer, production readiness, and risk management. The role requires a bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field, with research and development experience in the medical device industry. The stated experience qualification is two years in health and/or business communities with a bachelor's degree, or zero to two years with a master's degree. The position may require travel up to 10% and the ability to work flexible hours. Hologic provides comprehensive onboarding training and continued development and training. The role offers a competitive salary and annual bonus scheme; the annualized base salary range is $78,000–$122,000 and the position is bonus eligible.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level