Hstartechnologies
Industrial Designer
Cambridge, MA, United States · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3908 days ago
Graphic DesignSolidWorksMedical DevicesResearchCommunicationProblem SolvingCritical Thinking
About the role
- Please provide your portfolio in PDF format or an online link.
- Candidates without a portfolio will not be considered.
Responsibilities
- Coordinating with engineering team to ensure hardware and design fits;
- Design innovative user interfaces or work alongside suppliers to achieve desired look;
- Lead and take part in multidisciplinary discussions and team meetings.
- Able to generate CAD renderings to communicate designs and proposals for use in product development and marketing
- Have strong Graphic Design skills
- 4+ years in an industrial design position. Minimum 2-years of direct work experience in an industrial design capacity.
- Come join a team where your efforts in robotic system design will have strong influence on the future success and perception of our Company.
Requirements
- The ability to effectively communicate clearly ideas/innovation with engineering and marketing.
- Must be willing to communicate design concepts openly and present your ideas.
- A portfolio demonstrating you skills is required.
Nice to have
- Associates Degree in Industrial or Engineering Design, Graphic/Creative Arts or related fields required.
- Bachelors degree preferred.
- A strong understanding of production methods and materials
Skills
- Strong sketching and concept presentation skills
- Demonstrate strong innovative and design thinking skills.
- 3D CAD surface modeling preferably in SolidWorks
- Able to balance multiple competing priorities and tasks simultaneously.
Benefits
- Experience and Education:
- Passion for designing innovative and clean consumer or medical products
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