Founded in 1962, Air Techniques, Inc. set out to manufacture first-rate products for the dental industry. Over 64 years later, Air Techniques has grown from a small company into a successful corporation. At our New York headquarters, we design and build two main groups of products: utility room and digital imaging products. Our products are manufactured in a vertically integrated factory where compliance with the Food and Drug Administration Good Manufacturing Practices is paired with stringent Quality Standards. In-house engineering staff designs our products for the dental market. We are proud to maintain the ISO-13485 registration certification which reinforces our pledge to quality and customer satisfaction. At Air Techniques, we have earned our reputation in the dental industry through our commitment to quality and ensuring customer satisfaction. We are proud that Air Techniques represents superior quality to dealers and dentists worldwide. The Mechanical Engineer II – Product Introduction & Lifecycle is responsible for coordinating New Product Introduction (NPI) activities and supporting lifecycle management of assigned products within the Utilities product portfolio. This role serves as a technical interface between Air Techniques and external development partners, ensuring successful product launches and ongoing product support. The position works closely with Engineering, Operations, Quality, Regulatory Affairs, Marketing, Service, and Supply Chain teams to facilitate product introductions, manage product changes, and support technical product ownership activities. The role also serves as backup for designated Product Responsible Engineers (PREs) and helps ensure continuity throughout the product lifecycle.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level