Senior Process Engineer

ITW•Hatfield, MN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Brooks Instrument, a leader in flow and pressure instrumentation, is seeking a Senior Process Engineer for its New Product Development team at the company headquarters in Hatfield, Pennsylvania. This role is a hands-on, multi-disciplinary engineering position requiring competence across mechanical, electrical, and software systems, with direct experience in designing, building, and validating integrated electrical and mechanical systems. The successful candidate will have a proven track record across the full product development lifecycle, from requirements definition through prototype, test, and production release, and will be capable of operating both independently and as part of a team in complex problem spaces. Brooks Instrument is a division of ITW, a fortune 200 company with global operations.

Requirements

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a closely related discipline.
8–10 years of progressive engineering experience, with demonstrated contributions to full-cycle new product development (concept through production release).
Direct, hands-on experience designing and building electromechanical systems — not limited to design or analysis; candidates must have physically assembled and debugged hardware.
Proficiency in Python for test scripting, data analysis, or automation; ability to read and interpret code written by others.
Working knowledge of electrical systems: ability to read schematics, interpret circuit-level behavior, and collaborate meaningfully with firmware and electrical engineers.
Demonstrated experience designing and executing test plans for hardware/software integrated systems.
Ability to read and interpret detailed mechanical and electrical engineering drawings.
Experience with SolidWorks or equivalent parametric CAD platform.

Nice To Haves

Experience with mass flow control systems, precision instrumentation, or fluid measurement and control.
Familiarity with MATLAB/Simulink, LabVIEW, or C#.
Experience developing automation systems or robotic assembly equipment.
Background in process control, metrology, or calibration of precision instrumentation.
Cleanroom environment experience.

Responsibilities

Design, build, and validate mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems used in the assembly, calibration, and test of new and existing products.
Analyze mechanical components and fluid dynamic systems; develop and refine flow measurement and control algorithms using theoretical and empirical methods.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Electrical, Firmware, Test, and Manufacturing Engineering to optimize designs for performance and manufacturability.
Support system integration activities, including debugging and performance validation of hardware/software interactions.
Define and execute test plans for design verification and validation; document results in clear technical reports.
Contribute to system requirements, product specifications, DFMEA, and PFMEA activities.
Partner with automation, manufacturing engineering, and operations to develop assembly processes and functional requirements for manufacturing test stands.
Develop Python or XML-based automated test scripts and data analysis tools to support firmware validation and system-level performance characterization.
Review and interpret circuit schematics to support hardware/software co-design; propose circuit optimizations to facilitate firmware development.