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As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will play a key role in taking SunDrive’s proprietary equipment from concept through to commercial-ready systems. You’ll be responsible for end-to-end mechanical development, working closely with internal teams and external partners to deliver equipment that is safe, reliable, scalable, and ready for industrial deployment.
Job Responsibility:
Leading mechanical design activities across the full lifecycle, including concept development, detailed design, prototyping, testing, validation, and release to production
Designing mechanical systems, components, and assemblies for SunDrive’s solar development and manufacturing tools, balancing performance, safety, reliability, and cost
Preparing and presenting design concepts, design reviews, DFMEAs, safety risk assessments, and technical recommendations at defined project gates
Supporting system integration, installation, commissioning, and validation at SunDrive or partner sites, including limited domestic or international travel
Collaborating closely with software, electrical, process, and integration teams to ensure mechanical designs interface cleanly at the system level
Working with suppliers and partners to support fabrication, assembly, quality control, and design-for-manufacture improvements
Continuously improving designs based on test data, field learning, customer feedback, and reliability insights
Creating clear, robust documentation, including drawings, specifications, BOMs, test plans, and operating procedures
Mentoring junior engineers and technicians through design reviews, technical guidance, and hands-on problem solving
Escalating major design trade-offs, risks, or non-standard solutions to the Engineering Director as required
Ensuring all mechanical engineering activities comply with SunDrive’s safety, quality, and WHS standards
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Mechatronics Engineering
5+ years of relevant industry experience in equipment, machinery, or product development environments
Strong experience across the full mechanical design lifecycle, from concept through to release and support
Proficiency in 3D CAD and 2D drawings, including GD&T
Solid understanding of fluid systems, piping, pumps, and flow-related mechanical design