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Proto-Town

Product Design Engineer (Consumer Electronics)

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A Product Design Engineer is responsible for the complete production of a product from original idea through to fully functioning product. May be responsible for engineering of materials and manufacturing the product. May be responsible for graphic design, ergonomics and aesthetics of the product.

$73,602 / year median in Texas

+7% projected growth

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About the role We're looking for a Product Design Engineer who can shape how a product looks and feels, and then build the prototype that proves it works. The design work and the engineering work belong to the same person here: you. If you like owning something from a rough idea through to a working object a person can pick up and use, this is that job. There is no team to hand this off to. You're starting from a blank slate and you own everything between that and a unit someone can hold and turn on. You'll have real input on what we build, not just how we build it. What you'll do Develop the user experience and physical design of the product: form, proportion, ergonomics, materials, and finish Take concepts to functional prototypes: CAD, 3D printing, PCB design, machining, fixturing, hand fabrication, and assembly Source and integrate parts and tools What we're looking for Design judgment: a point of view about why one form factor, radius, or weight feels better than another, and the ability to explain it 3+ years designing physical consumer products that shipped, or an equivalent portfolio of built work Strong CAD skills in [SolidWorks / Creo / NX / Fusion 360] Hands-on prototyping ability: you're comfortable on a lathe, mill, printer, and soldering iron Electrical self-sufficiency: you can spec parts, wire up a dev board, lay out a simple PCB, and debug your own hardware with a multimeter and a scope Enough coding skill to make a prototype behave: Python, C/C++, Arduino