Responsibilities:

• Strong understanding of mechanical design for cold temperature arctic environments (below -40°C). 
• Provide design guidance and suggest changes to system owners to ensure complex electro-mechanical systems will function properly in extremely cold weather conditions.
• Work with the tower hardware team to develop broad design guidelines for design for extreme climates (both cold and hot).
• Use first principles and multidisciplinary analysis methods to validate design both before and during production.
• Build prototypes, analyze failures, and assist with transitioning projects to production. 
• Present cold weather survivability status and requirements to other team members and provide clear understanding of timelines and technical status.
• Support mechanical, electrical, and software team’s development efforts with necessary guidance on cold weather design principles.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s or higher degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering.
• 7+ years of experience in the mechanical engineering field.
• 4+ Years of experience designing and supporting systems for operation in cold weather environments of -40°C or colder. This includes systems that have been fielded and supported in significant production quantities (>50 units).
• Excellent problem-solving ability. Must be capable of conducting a general background investigation on a new project, identifying multiple potential paths forward, and developing a plan for executing the project.

U.S. Person status is required as this position needs to access export controlled data.