Omnicell Inc.
Engineer II, Mechanical Design
Warrendale, PA, United States · Mid
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About the role
- As a Mechanical Engineer II, you'll play a hands-on role in designing and improving complex mechanical assemblies that power Omnicell's product portfolio.
Responsibilities
- Primary Impact: You will design, analyze, and support mechanical subassemblies from concept through manufacturing release, helping ensure Omnicell products meet performance, quality, cost, and schedule expectations.
- As a Mechanical Design Engineer II, you will: Design and develop mechanical devices and subassemblies consisting of a wide variety of components, applying sound engineering judgment and best practices.
- Investigate product and system-level design issues, perform root cause analysis, and propose effective corrective actions.
- Conduct feasibility studies for new and modified designs, selecting appropriate methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria within broadly defined practices and policies.
- Execute design change projects from initiation through release, including participation in ECR/ECO processes and documentation updates.
- Design solutions that meet product requirements and specifications while balancing time, cost, DFM, tolerance stack‑up, and serviceability considerations.
- Participate in system-level and sub-system level FMEA activities to identify high‑risk areas and drive design improvements.
- Plan and perform engineering verification testing, analyze results, and generate clear, concise test reports.
- Contribute to cross‑functional design reviews, collaborating with manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and service partners.
- Estimate, manage, and report effort across multiple concurrent tasks while meeting project milestones and deadlines.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
- Minimum of 2 years of professional mechanical engineering experience.
- Who You Are Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
Nice to have
- Have spent time in hands-on roles (technician, assembler, field service, etc.) and understand how products are actually built and used in the real world.
- Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent advanced experience.
- Demonstrated experience designing mechanical subassemblies and working with Bills of Materials (BOMs), MRP systems, and ECR/ECO processes.
- Proficiency with SolidWorks and the Microsoft Office suite.
- Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently on defined subassemblies while managing multiple priorities.
- Familiarity with Agile PLM systems.
- Experience designing or supporting robotic or automated mechanical systems.
- Hands-on experience performing tolerance stack‑up analysis, including use of tolerance analysis software.
Benefits
- You'll collaborate with a passionate, cross‑functional engineering team and contribute directly to products used in real-world healthcare environments, where quality, reliability, and innovation truly matter.
- Experience with medical products, regulated environments, or healthcare markets.
Company info
- At Omnicell, we're transforming the way care is delivered-helping clinicians spend more time with patients and less time managing medication and supplies.
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