About Elveo Elveo is what happens when two pioneers in direct-to-device (D2D) communications join forces. Elveo brings together a combined 20 years of expertise to close the coverage gap for more than 50 mobile network operators (MNOs) and major distribution partners operating in 60+ countries worldwide. That heritage and our technology powers what we call ‘elevated intelligence’ — a new approach that processes and adapts on orbit, delivering voice and data services straight to mobile users, IoT devices and machines across enterprise, government and humanitarian sectors worldwide. As a team, we’re on a mission to deliver powerful compute and connectivity directly to individuals and objects everywhere on Earth. Join us, and become part of a globally inclusive company that is transforming satellite communications from a niche service to an essential global infrastructure, and democratizing connectivity for billions worldwide. Ready to take the next step? Join us. Job Summary
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If you enjoy the challenge of wearing many hats and have a track record of creative thinking to solve unconventional problems, then we look forward to meeting you!
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Because Elveo is a small company, the Mechanical Engineer will be involved in Mechanical and Thermal engineering work.
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- Leading design and modeling of satellite and payload hardware, also some equipment for use on the ground and in the lab, using SolidWorks.
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- Developing materials and structural such as, vibration, and analyses of space hardware.
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- Performing thermal analyses of components and the entire system in all operational modes.
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- Interface with systems, harness, software, and electrical RF engineering teams to inform satellite and payload mechanical design and layout. Contact: careers@lynk.world
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- Support satellite and payload integration, testing, delivery to launch, and satellite bus partners and vendors.
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- Designing and planning mechanical testing configurations on the ground when testing payload communications performance both in-lab and in-orbit. This has more mechanical aspects than you might think.
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- Mechatronics work including testing, integration, assembly, and prototyping of electronic and mechanical hardware.
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- Support the development and maintenance of technical documentation for payload and satellite design and development.
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- Must be good with computers. Fluent in Windows; Proficient with Microsoft Office - Excel, Project, PowerPoint, Word.
Requirements:
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- A Bachelor’s degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering.
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- 3 to 6 years of experience working on projects doing design, integration, or test of space hardware.
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- Experience with GD&T and tolerance analysis.
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- Experienced and highly proficient in 3D CAD software, ideally SolidWorks
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- Must be good with computers. Fluent in Windows; Proficient with Microsoft Office - Excel, Project, PowerPoint, Word.
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- Experience managing large CAD assembly models and drawings
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- Experience with manufacturing and fabrication methods and tools. Machine shop experience is highly desired.
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- Hands-on experience with integrating hardware and electronics or full satellites
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- Experience performing thermal, modal, random vibration, or structural finite element and hand calc analyses of individual components and integrated systems with tools such as Femap, NASTRAN, Ansys, or Thermal Desktop etc.
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- Experience with MATLAB, Python, or other programming languages