Sr. Staff Mechanical Engineer
d-Matrix is looking for a Sr. Staff Mechanical Engineer to join our hardware development team. This role is central to bringing complex computing systems from concept to physical reality. Key responsibilities involve the mechanical design of advanced enclosures, cooling solutions (including liquid and air cooling systems), and electromechanical assemblies that house high-density AI accelerators. You will utilize advanced CAD tools to create detailed drawings, perform FEA simulations for structural integrity and thermal analysis, and manage the product lifecycle from initial concept through DFM reviews. The ideal candidate possesses a strong background in precision engineering, robotics, or high-performance computing hardware integration. Experience with material science considerations and rapid prototyping workflows is highly valued. Contribute your mechanical expertise to shaping the physical future of AI infrastructure at d-Matrix.
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