Mechanical Design Engineer
NanoAvionics
VIlnius or Kaunas, Lithuania
Mechanical design team is looking for a curious and motivated mechanical design engineer who will be contributing to the design and development of nano and micro satellites as well as their subsystem mechanical R&D.
As Mechanical Design Engineer, you will:
- Support business development department with the design of preliminary satellite level and/or subsystem level layout and feasibility studies at pre-contract stage;
- Design and develop satellites and their mechanical subsystems;
- Design static as well as dynamic parts and mechanisms;
- Assist simulation engineers by preparing (defeaturing) CAD geometry for FEA;
- Participate in design reviews, present the work done and collect feedback from colleagues as well as customers;
- Prepare manufacturing drawings and arrange manufacturing with external suppliers;
- Perform quick and simple structural and thermal calculations to justify design decisions;
- Design testing equipment for satellites and their subsystems;
- Process raw test data, analyze results, write test reports, and manage test related documentation.
We expect you to have:
- Have a passion for space engineering and a desire to learn fast;
- Have a degree in mechanical/mechatronics/aerospace engineering or equivalent;
- Have a good understanding of machine elements, materials engineering, manufacturing technology, mechanics of materials, structures and solids, heat transfer, thermodynamics, dynamic loads;
- Have at least 2-year experience in 3D modelling with SolidWorks or equivalent;
- Have prior work experience in mechanical design or related position;
- Have experience with 2D engineering drawings and good understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T);
- Have good hands – on skills with measurement, inspection, assembly and other tools;
- Have good English language skills (at least B1);
- Enjoy working in a team and independently.
Nice to have:
- Work/internship experience in space industry;
- Familiarity with ECSS and NASA standards/handbooks;
- Experience in precision engineering;
- Experience in structural/thermal FEA simulations;
- Programming skills (Java, Python);
- Experience in microcontrollers (Arduino, others) programming, system real time control, physical data (temperature, pressure, force, distance, etc.) acquisition, data processing.
Don't forget to mention Space-Careers when applying.