Senior Engineer, Dimensional Engineering & Metrology

Peloton•Linden, NJ

4d•$139,905 - $172,549•Onsite

About The Position

As our Senior Engineer, Dimensional Engineering and Metrology, you are the architect of Peloton’s global measurement standards. You will lead a world-class metrology lab and serve as the global Subject Matter Expert (SME) for GD&T, ensuring that our design intent translates perfectly into manufacturing reality. This is a high-visibility role where you will bridge Hardware Engineering and Quality, driving long-term product quality and reliability through advanced statistical analysis and a "zero-error" philosophy.

Requirements

10+ years in Dimensional Engineering/Metrology with 3+ years in a technical lead role.
BS in Mechanical Engineering (MS preferred).
Expert-level proficiency in PolyWorks, Zeiss Calypso, or PC-DMIS, alongside deep experience in SolidWorks and PTC Windchill.
Proven success managing "Design for Excellence" (DFX/DFI) and working closely with high-volume manufacturing partners in Asia.
A strong grasp of MSA and GR&R studies, with the ability to translate complex dimensional data into actionable insights for executive stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

GD&T certification (ISO1101 or ASME Y14.5)
Six Sigma Black Belt
Professional proficiency in Mandarin to facilitate seamless collaboration with our international manufacturing partners

Responsibilities

Own the Metrology Lab roadmap, including CapEx planning, managing operational infrastructure, and optimizing global measurement processes.
Define corporate standards for GD&T (ISO/ASME). You’ll lead cross-functional reviews to transition the team from basic dimensioning to data-driven functional gauging and advanced 1D/2D/3D tolerance stack-up analysis.
Establish measurement correlation protocols and conduct technical audits with overseas partners (JDM/CM), specifically in Asia, to ensure lab-to-factory data alignment and GRS&R capability.
Oversee high-precision inspections (CNC-CMM, 3D scanning) and lead dimensional root-cause investigations on prototypes to resolve field failures and improve NPI success.
Partner with Supplier Quality and Hardware teams to integrate Design for Inspection (DFI) principles, validating functional gauges and fixtures before tooling kick-off.
Act as a mentor and educator, developing technical training programs to elevate metrology literacy and GD&T expertise across the global organization.