Senior Engineer, Mechanical Design

Senior Engineer, Mechanical Design

WS Audiology

Lynge, Denmark

We are looking for an experienced (Senior or Lead) Mechanical Design Engineer who can thrive in a big organization and successfully collaborate with many other disciplines and internal stakeholders at our three main sites in Lynge, Singapore and Erlangen, and externally with a wide range of suppliers.

In this role, you will be part of the mechanical design team in the department of Initial and Special Products developing cutting-edge hearing aids and earwear for WSA's brands. The team is involved in most aspects of the product development cycles including early-stage explorations, concepting, prototyping, detailed design, maturation for production, documentation, testing, verification and investigating field returns. We work closely with colleagues from other disciplines such as electro-acoustic designers, wireless antenna designers, hardware designers and material specialists and we have state-of-the-art in-house production, testing and prototyping facilities.

What you will do

• Design, develop and verify mechanical parts/modules/systems for hearing aids and related products (including plastic, rubber, metal, hybrid electrical/mechanical components) from early concept to market launch;
• Represent the mechanical domain in cross-functional product development projects;
• Support design for manufacturing (DFM) processes, part verification, testing, and system approval in collaboration with Applied Research, the Reliability Test Team, and external partners and suppliers;
• Create, issue, review, and approve product data, item structures, and project documentation (including Engineering Change Orders) within the PLM system, ensuring compliance with WSA Quality Management System (QMS) and internal guidelines;
• Depending on your technical interest and competences, you can develop skills and execute tasks in a specialized area within our technical domain;
• Participate in early investigations and innovation-driven forefront projects to support future product development initiatives, such as concept creation, simulations, material studies, and user trials.

What you bring

• A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, product design & innovation, plastic engineering, materials/manufacturing engineering, or related fields;
• Advanced proficiency in CAD modelling. PTC CREO will be your most important tool;
• Proactive, structured, analytical and able to work in complex, multi-disciplinary projects/teams, often with many unknowns;
• Previous experience designing small injection moulded plastic and rubber parts is a significant advantage.