Mechanical Engineer - Power Infrastructure
Job Description
Mechanical Engineer – Power Infrastructure
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$80,000-$115,000 + Share plan
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Raleigh NC (Hybrid)
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I’m working with a small technology business developing next- power infrastructure for large-scale data centers.
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You’ll join as its first product moves towards commercial deployment at scale, working hands-on design with high-power equipment in their brand new Raleigh lab.
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The role will cover:
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- Mechanical design and system integration
- Thermal, structural and packaging challenges
- SolidWorks, drawings, BOMs and specifications
- CFD/FEA, prototyping, testing, DFMEA and DVP&R
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Why join?
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- Startup-style autonomy and visibility, backed by a larger profitable group - plans to hire another 10 people
- An employee share plan
- Hands-on involvement from testing through to commercial deployment
- Exposure to both mechanical and electrical engineering
- Opportunities to support future products across the wider group
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What you'll bring?
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- We’re looking for someone with 3–5 years’ experience developing products such as switchgear, breakers, transfer switches, UPS or power-electronics equipment.
- Degree in Mechanical Engineering is required and an understanding of NEC/UL requirements.
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