Staff Mechanical Engineer, Debug
Singapore
About the role
Google is seeking a Staff Mechanical Engineer to join a specialized team focused on reducing the impact of mosquito-borne diseases. In this role, you will engage in research and development, overseeing the design, deployment, and enhancement of Debug technology and products. Daily tasks will include designing and building automated systems that incorporate various electromechanical components, such as servo systems and sensors. You will manage the entire product lifecycle, from defining requirements to launching production-ready systems, while serving as a key technical liaison for science, software, and operations teams.
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field, along with at least eight years of experience in designing and testing electro-mechanical and pneumatic systems. Proficiency in CAD software, particularly SolidWorks, and experience with prototyping tools are essential. The role is suited for individuals who thrive in dynamic environments and enjoy collaborative problem-solving. The specific employment type and working arrangement are not mentioned in the advert.
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