Mechanical Design Engineer

Who you are....

• You are an engineer who wants to work on something that matters at scale.
• You’ve spent a few years inside a product development organization, working shoulder to shoulder with designers, engineers, and manufacturing teams. You’ve seen how small mechanical decisions ripple into cost, quality, and install time—and you care about getting those decisions right.
• You’re energized by clarity. You like turning intent into geometry, ambiguity into drawings, and complex systems into parts that fit together cleanly. You sweat interfaces and tolerances not because someone tells you to, but because you know that’s where products succeed or fail.
• You’re not looking to hand work off and move on. You want to own a product, refine it, and see it built again and again in the real world.

What you'll do....

• You will take system-level product decisions and make them real.
• You’ll design mechanical assemblies and components that integrate seamlessly with architecture, building systems, and smart-home technology. You’ll define how parts connect, how they’re manufactured, and how they’re installed—so the product scales without surprises.
• You’ll work closely with Systems Integration, Architecture, Industrial Design, Software, and Operations to resolve constraints early, before they reach the factory or the field. You’ll produce drawings and documentation that eliminate ambiguity and enable teams to build quickly and correctly.
• Over time, you’ll help refine the housing platform itself—learning from production and field feedback, improving designs, and raising the quality bar with every iteration.
• Your work will directly affect how quickly, affordably, and reliably homes can be delivered at scale.

Qualifications....

• 2–3 years of full-time experience working as a mechanical design engineer or mechanical designer.
• Experience developing physical products in-house at a product company, startup, or manufacturer.
• This role is not intended for candidates whose experience is primarily in A/E consulting, contract services, or project-by-project design firms.
• Strong proficiency in 3D CAD (SOLIDWORKS or equivalent), including part design, assemblies, and detailed drawings.
• Demonstrated experience taking designs from concept through production and into real-world builds.
• Practical understanding of mechanical interfaces, tolerances, fasteners, and common fabrication methods.
• Ability to produce clear, unambiguous drawings that manufacturing and field teams can build from without interpretation.
• Comfort working cross-functionally with design, engineering, and operations partners.
• Authorized to work full-time in the United States.