Support development and manufacturing of consumable fluidic flowcells for DNA sequencing. Perform SolidWorks design support, dimensional and surface metrology, component testing and quality inspections, inventory and lab support, and collaborate with cross-functional teams on process development and assembly.
Our client, a world leader in biotechnology and
gene therapy, is looking for an “Mechanical Engineer I” based in Santa
Clara, CA.
Job Duration: Long
Term Contract (Possibility Of Extension)
Pay Rate : $52/hr on W2
Company Benefits: Medical, Dental,
Vision, Paid Sick leave, 401K
Seeking a Mechanical
Engineer I to support the development of consumable fluidic devices for
next-generation single-molecule DNA sequencing technology. This hands-on role
involves flowcell manufacturing, process development, device assembly,
component testing, metrology, and engineering support in a collaborative
R&D environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support flowcell manufacturing, assembly, and process development for
consumable fluidic devices.
- Assist
with SolidWorks design activities and engineering documentation.
- Perform
dimensional, mechanical, and surface metrology measurements, data
analysis, and reporting.
- Conduct
component testing, quality inspections, and sample preparation for
external analysis.
- Manage
component inventory, shipping/receiving, and laboratory support
activities.
- Collaborate
with cross-functional engineering teams to support project milestones.
Qualifications:
- Associate's
or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering,
Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- 0–2
years of industry experience; hands-on laboratory or engineering experience
preferred.
- Proficiency
with SolidWorks, Microsoft Excel, and Google Sheets.
- Experience
with microfluidics, microfabrication, materials characterization,
metrology, or microscopy is a plus.
If interested, please
send us your updated resume at
[email protected]/[email protected]
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