Engineer I/II, Mechatronics ID-10979

December 2, 2024

Company Overview

Biocore is a team of world class engineers and scientists providing data-driven products, testing, analysis, and consulting services to companies across the globe. An independently operated subsidiary of Infinite Athlete, Biocore leverages its unique expertise and experience, as well as cutting-edge physical and cloud computing technologies, to improve safety and enhance the performance of athletes and organizations in sports and entertainment industries.

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Full-time, exempt employee
In person at offices in Charlottesville, VA
Willingness to travel up to 20%.

Position Requirements

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field
Demonstrated experience with electro-mechanical system use, design, and/or fabrication. Preference given to direct experience with robotic and automated controls systems.
Biomechanics, kinesiology, or related experience a plus.

Compensation

Competitive salary with comprehensive benefits package (includes medical, dental, vision, and stipends for health and wellness), and a performance-based bonus program.

Roles and Responsibilities

Collect high-quality test data using a variety of custom and/or industrial systems.
Perform data analysis to summarize findings for research project stakeholders.
Assist in design of experiments for new research projects.
Develop new testing protocols including design of fixtures & equipment, selection of data collection systems, and development of procedures.
Maintain testing capacity through inventory, ordering tools/equipment/testing supplies, and performing troubleshooting and repair of mechanical and electronic systems and equipment.
Ensure that tools and test equipment are properly maintained and calibrated.

Technical Capabilities

Working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic systems, including system design.
Ability to read and follow electrical/mechanical schematics to assist in isolating fault to root cause component/assembly.
Ability to troubleshoot wiring and complete I/O checks.
(Preferred) Experience designing and debugging DC circuits and using an oscilloscope.
(Preferred) Familiarity/experience with data collection systems.

General Capabilities

Detail oriented with excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills.
Safety-centric engineer possessing familiarity with standard and custom safety protocols.
Computer literacy and data analysis proficiency using Excel, Python, R, Matlab or equivalent.
Excellent written & oral communication skills; able to write technical documentation.
Able to lift 50-lbs unassisted.

Working style/character qualities

Commitment to quality, integrity, and accountability.
Detail oriented, methodic, and cautious
Self-driven; ability to work both independently and in multidisciplinary teams.
Enjoy both hands-on and office work and be able to quickly adapt and learn.

Biocore LLC is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.

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