3 development engineer iii jobs found in Franklin

Company Overview Hamilton Storage provides automation solutions to customers in life science and clinical research. The company develops modular, scalable systems that automate sample storage, management, and processing. Hamilton provides all the benefits of advanced automation without the complexity associated with installing, operating, and maintaining large-scale custom systems. Acquired in 2007, Hamilton Storage is headquartered in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA with R&D facilities co-existing in both Franklin, MA and Bonaduz, Switzerland. The decentralized R&D organization benefits both production and marketing and allows Hamilton to stay close to the local markets and respond quickly to market needs. Responsibilities As a Mechanical Engineer III, you will play a key role in driving innovation and delivering high-quality solutions across two critical areas: new product development and large-scale life-sciences automation projects. This position requires a seasoned...

About Us We are an early-stage company developing disruptive medical technologies that challenge industry norms and dramatically reduce cost and complexity. Our small, hands-on team designs, builds, and validates next-generation medical devices entirely in-house from concept through FDA submission. If you are motivated by hard problems, rapid iteration, and real-world impact, this is the kind of place where your work will matter every day. The Opportunity We have openings for Mechanical or Biomedical Engineers who are either recent graduates or have up to five years of professional experience. You will help design and develop a new Class II medical device from the ground up and be involved in every part of the process, including CAD modeling, prototyping, system integration, and verification and validation (V&V). What You Will Do Design and model mechanical subsystems and assemblies using Autodesk Inventor Build and test prototypes for airflow, pressure, vibration,...

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will lead the design, operation, and maintenance of mechanical systems at Oglethorpe Power's power generation facilities, which include combustion turbines, combined cycle facilities, and pumped-storage hydroelectric. Your expertise will support critical infrastructure, ensuring reliability and efficiency in energy production and system performance. You will be responsible for planning overhaul outages, optimizing mechanical systems, and implementing new technologies to enhance plant operations. This role includes predictive and preventive maintenance, oversight of mechanical inspections, and development of capital projects to improve long-term reliability. Additionally, you will provide technical and business support to plant managers, including system design, budgeting analysis, and performance evaluations. Ideal candidates have extensive experience in power generation systems, strong proficiency in mechanical design of balance of plant...