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At a glance
Mechanical engineer for underwater acoustic instruments, 2-5 years experience
What you will do
- Design mechanical fixtures, components, and underwater hardware
- Develop SolidWorks models and perform Finite Element Analysis
- Support prototype assembly, testing, and production
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree in related field
- Advanced proficiency in SolidWorks
- Knowledge of mechanical components and materials engineering
Nice to have
- Knowledge of GD&T and tolerance analysis
- Experience with underwater systems and corrosion prevention
- Experience designing oceanographic instrumentation
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- Education
- Bachelor'sRequired
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