Systems Integration Engineer

Overview We’re looking for a hands‑on Systems Integration Engineer to join our agile, close‑knit team—working at the intersection of electronics, firmware, and mechanics. In our R&D labs, you’ll turn concept into reality: assembling and wiring prototypes, integrating subsystems, running structured tests, and capturing details that make a build reproducible. Key Responsibilities Assembly & Fabrication (Prototypes & Beta units) Assemble mechanical and electrical prototypes, subassemblies, and test setups using appropriate tools and safe practices. Construct simple enclosures, mounts, and fixtures as needed. Maintain integration assembly work instructions and in‑process quality checkpoints; support adherence to defined acceptance criteria. Test and Troubleshoot Set up and run tests on equipment and prototypes, following defined procedures and safety practices. Use common lab instruments (e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, basic data logging) to capture results accurately. Assist in diagnosing issues and support root‑cause investigations and corrective actions as required. Contribute to calibration, verification, or environmental test activities when needed. Documentation Create and maintain assembly instructions, checklists, BoMs, and configuration records with version traceability. Update documentation as build versions evolve; ensure configuration control and linkage to product versions. Record test results clearly and maintain traceable test artifacts. CAD Work Make practical modifications to CAD models and drawings (e.g., mounts, brackets, panel layouts) in SolidWorks or Autodesk Inventor. Generate clear part and assembly drawings for internal use and for vendors, including basic callouts where appropriate. Support readiness of integration benches / rigs and incoming acceptance for critical components. Help maintain an organized, efficient, and safe R&D lab environment. Track and manage inventory of parts, tools, and supplies; support kitting for builds and small‑batch work. Keep benches, fixtures, and tools available and safe for repeatable testing. Collaboration Work closely with electronic, firmware, and mechanical engineers to clarify instructions, report test results, and suggest practical improvements. Liaise with suppliers or fabricators on part details and incoming quality when required; communicate status proactively; raise risks early and propose options. What You Bring Education: Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Electronic or Mechatronic Engineering. Strong mechanical / CAD exposure is important. Purely mechanical backgrounds are not a fit. Experience: 3+ years in R&D, product development, or systems integration of electromechanical products. Demonstrated hands‑on assembly, wiring, and system bring‑up experience in lab / prototype settings. Skills Proficient with lab equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies) and structured test procedures. Proficient in CAD (SolidWorks or Inventor) for basic edits and producing clean, dimensioned drawings. Practical understanding of build‑for‑quality principles (DFM / DFA basics), connectors and crimping standards, cable management, grounding/shielding, and enclosure integration. Strong documentation habits: version control, traceability, clear instructions, accurate BoMs and test records. Excellent organization, attention to detail, and reliable delivery to schedule. Nice to Have Experience with rapid prototyping (3D printing, laser cutting), exposure to environmental testing (temperature, vibration, ingress), sensors / analogue front‑ends, or embedded interface bring‑up. Why Blue Cube? Shape the future of sustainable mining with real‑world impact. Job Details Seniority level: Mid‑Senior level Employment type: Full‑time Job function: Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Design Industries: Electrical Equipment Manufacturing, Engineering Services, and Chemical Manufacturing #J-18808-Ljbffr