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BETA TECHNOLOGIES · 4 months ago

Mechanical Design/Manufacturing Engineer | Lift Propellers

South Burlington, VT

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$100K/yr - $150K/yr

5+ years exp

BETA Technologies is a company dedicated to revolutionizing electric aviation with a focus on sustainability and innovation. The Mechanical Design/Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for evolving the innovative lift prop system into a manufacturable and certified product, addressing design improvements and supporting manufacturing processes.

AerospaceAir TransportationBatteryMachinery ManufacturingManufacturing

Diversity & Inclusion

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Evolve our innovative lift prop system into a mature, manufacturable, and certified product

Focus on the design required to support testing and manufacturing at our supplier

Address manufacturing hurdles with design improvement

Qualification

Mechanical EngineeringMechanical DesignManufacturing ExperienceSolidWorksGD&TCNC ExperienceComposites ManufacturingTooling DesignBasic Machining SkillsGoogle G-SuiteCommunication SkillsTeam Player

Required

Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering or other Engineering degree with strong Mechanical Design or Manufacturing focus from an accredited University

Minimum 5-10 years experience in mechanical manufacturing

CAD experience in moderate to complex assembly (SolidWorks)

Manufacturing work instruction formulation and corrective action execution

Vendor and Contract Manufacturing oversight with onsite bring-up of designs

Application of GD&T for dimensional control of parts and assemblies

Basic machining and fabrication skills for prototypes and fixtures

Self-starter that is well organized, disciplined, team player with solid communication skills

Google G -Suite including drive, mail, calendar, docs, sheets, slides, charts, hangouts; slack, application lifecycle

Eligibility Requirement: Due to regulations, contractual requirements, and export control laws, applicants must be U.S. persons to be considered