Top Mechanical Engineer Jobs in Seattle, WA

The Electric Propulsion Engineer will design, analyze, and test propulsion hardware for satellites, ensuring performance and reliability throughout the product lifecycle.

Develop electro-mechanical wire harness designs for Starlink satellites, conduct analysis, testing, and coordinate with production teams for effective system integration.

Design and analyze space-grade mechanical systems for satellites, managing the full product lifecycle from concept to production, while collaborating across engineering teams.

As a Mechanical Engineer for Satellite Payload, you'll design, analyze, and test space-grade hardware, overseeing the entire product lifecycle for Starlink satellites.

The Mechanical Engineer will design project requirements, manage engineering schedules, interface with clients, and support installation efforts while ensuring compliance with specifications. They will lead engineering teams, manage project scope, and communicate effectively across departments.

The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for project scope definition, technical support, schedule management, and compliance with customer specifications while leading a team of engineers in the material handling equipment sector.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will create models, drawings, and configurations for mechanical systems, collaborate with teams to optimize designs, and release component models for manufacturing.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will create and check models and drawings for hardware, collaborate with teams, and implement design improvements for nuclear power systems.

The role involves designing complex automated systems, managing technical documentation, and supporting project lifecycles from design to production.

As a Mechanical Engineer for Starlink Mobile, you will design and test mechanical assemblies, collaborate with teams, and conduct mechanical analyses to develop satellite technology.

The Mechanical Development Test Engineer designs test stands, analyzes structures, supervises assembly, operates tests, and collaborates with engineering teams to ensure reliability of Starlink hardware.

As a Mechanical Engineer, you'll solve complex problems in renewable energy, engage in technical development, research, and market evaluation.

The Senior Systems Engineer - Mechanical will optimize data center cooling systems, validate designs, perform failure mode analysis, and collaborate cross-functionally to enhance operational efficiency.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will design hardware for seafloor geothermal plants, creating systems that endure harsh conditions, leading the complete development from concept to deployment.

Lead mechanical systems design for buildings, manage teams, produce construction documents, and collaborate with other disciplines on projects.

Develop electromechanical solutions for BTS modules, focusing on design, development, and implementation within the telecom sector. Collaborate across teams to improve products and processes.

The role involves designing electromechanical solutions for telecom systems, focusing on mechanical designs, thermal management, and product development. Responsibilities include overseeing prototype builds, collaborating with teams, and applying best practices in engineering.

The Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer will design electromechanical solutions for BTS modules, ensuring usability and manufacturability, while collaborating with supply chain teams and overseeing prototype builds.

The Staff Mechanical Engineer will develop mechanical design solutions, collaborate with clients and cross-functional teams, and guide projects through challenges.

The Lead Mechanical Program Engineer coordinates complex engineering projects, ensuring adherence to Amazon's standards. They facilitate communication between teams, manage project schedules, and prepare risk assessments while promoting effective collaboration and strategic planning.

As an Opto-Electronic Mechanical Development Engineer, you'll develop mechanical designs, perform analyses, collaborate with teams, and ensure product reliability.

The Mechanical Engineer - Hydronics will own the hydronic distribution architecture for modular data centers, focusing on design, commissioning, and serviceability of liquid-cooled systems.

Responsible for developing mechanical test equipment, leading design efforts, performing FEA and thermal analyses, and maintaining product documentation. Collaborates with cross-functional teams, and surveys materials and vendors for optics activities.