R&D/PRODUCT DVL ENGINEER II 1, Ahuntsic North
R&D/PRODUCT DVL ENGINEER II 1, Ahuntsic North
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Job Title: R&D/PRODUCT DVL ENGINEER II 1
Job Overview Senior Mechanical Engineer– Passive Optical Connectors, Digital Data Networks (DDN) Business Unit | TE Connectivity.
Join TE Connectivity's innovative Passive Optics organization as a Mechanical Engineer and help design the next generation of precision optical connector systems powering AI and hyperscale computing infrastructure. You'll solve complex mechanical engineering challenges in sub‑micron precision design, working with advanced materials to create products that enable the world’s most demanding optical interconnect applications.
Job Requirements Advanced Optical Connector Design&Development
Ganged Blind Mate Systems: Develop innovative fiber optic connectors featuring ganged blind mate ferrule configurations for high‑density box‑to‑box attachment and cable assemblies.
Mechanical Float Engineering: Design sophisticated backplane mechanical float systems enabling self‑alignment of ganged ferrule arrays during blind mating operations, accounting for manufacturing tolerances.
Alignment Architecture: Engineer precision alignment mechanisms for multi‑fiber ferrule systems, including guide pin configurations, centering features, and compliance structures for reliable blind mate engagement.
Materials&Structural Engineering
Materials Selection: Evaluate and specify advanced metals and engineering plastics for precision optical connector applications with focus on dimensional stability and wear resistance.
Compliant Structures: Design innovative compliant mechanisms for connector alignment, engagement, and stress relief while maintaining optical precision.
Mechanical Validation: Design and execute comprehensive test protocols for static and dynamic loading, fatigue resistance, and environmental stress validation.
Advanced Mechanical Concepts
Latching Mechanisms: Develop innovative latching and retention systems optimized for connector reliability, user experience, and manufacturing efficiency.
Strain Relief Design: Engineer strain relief solutions that protect fiber optics under mechanical stress while maintaining connector alignment precision.
Load Analysis: Perform static and dynamic stress analysis on connector assemblies, including finite element modeling of complex loading scenarios.
Precision Assembly: Design connector systems for automated assembly processes while maintaining sub‑micron alignment tolerances.
Product Development&Manufacturing
Prototyping: Lead rapid prototyping efforts from concept through production‑ready mechanical designs using advanced manufacturing techniques.
Testing&Characterization: Develop comprehensive mechanical test methodologies for connector performance, durability, and manufacturing quality control.
Cross‑functional Collaboration: Work closely with optical engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure design for manufacturability (DFM) and optical performance.
What your background should look like Essential Qualifications
Education: BS/MS in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related technical field.
Experience: 2‑5 years in precision mechanical design, preferably in connector or optical systems.
Materials Expertise: Hands‑on experience with metals and engineering plastics in precision applications.
Design Tools: Proficiency with 3D CAD software (SolidWorks, NX, Creo) and finite element analysis tools.
Core Technical Competencies
Precision Engineering: Deep understanding of sub‑micron tolerancing, statistical tolerance analysis, and precision manufacturing processes.
Structural Mechanics: Experience with compliant structures, spring mechanisms, and dynamic loading analysis of small‑scale mechanical systems.
Materials Science: Understanding of material properties, thermal expansion, creep, and long‑term stability of metals and polymers.
Testing&Validation: Proficiency with mechanical test equipment, load testing, and statistical quality control methods.
Specialized Knowledge Areas
Connector Design: Experience with latching mechanisms, strain relief systems, and connector assembly processes.
Static/Dynamic Analysis: Expertise in stress analysis, fatigue life prediction, and mechanical reliability engineering.
Manufacturing Processes: Knowledge of injection molding, precision machining, and assembly automation for small‑scale components.
Quality Systems: Understanding of tolerance control, process capability studies, and Design for Six Sigma methodologies.
Professional Skills
Problem Solving: Creative approach to complex mechanical design challenges with systematic engineering methodology.
Communication: Ability to present technical concepts to cross‑functional teams and document detailed mechanical specifications.
Project Management: Experience managing multiple development projects with competing priorities and tight delivery timelines.
Continuous Learning: Commitment to staying current with emerging precision manufacturing technologies and connector innovations.
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced Degree: MS in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
Industry Experience: Background in optical connectors, precision instruments, or telecommunications hardware.
Standards Knowledge: Familiarity with connector industry standards (IEC, Telcordia) and environmental testing protocols.
Simulation Skills: Experience with ANSYS, COMSOL, or other advanced FEA/simulation software.
Patent Experience: Track record of mechanical design innovation and intellectual property development.
Competencies
Integrity
Accountability
Inclusion
Innovation
Teamwork
Compensation
Competitive base salary commensurate with experience: $91,000–$136,500 (subject to change dependent on physical location).
Posted salary ranges are made in good faith. TE Connectivity reserves the right to adjust ranges depending on the experience/qualification of the selected candidate as well as internal and external equity.
Total Compensation = Base Salary + Incentive(s) + Benefits.
Benefits
A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, 401(k), disability, life insurance, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off and voluntary benefits.
EOE, Including Disability/Vets
Job Locations: Canada.
Travel Required: Less than 10%.
Requisition ID: 149401.
Workplace Type: Onsite.
External Careers Page: Engineering&Technology.
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Job Overview Senior Mechanical Engineer– Passive Optical Connectors, Digital Data Networks (DDN) Business Unit | TE Connectivity.
Join TE Connectivity's innovative Passive Optics organization as a Mechanical Engineer and help design the next generation of precision optical connector systems powering AI and hyperscale computing infrastructure. You'll solve complex mechanical engineering challenges in sub‑micron precision design, working with advanced materials to create products that enable the world’s most demanding optical interconnect applications.
Job Requirements Advanced Optical Connector Design&Development
Ganged Blind Mate Systems: Develop innovative fiber optic connectors featuring ganged blind mate ferrule configurations for high‑density box‑to‑box attachment and cable assemblies.
Mechanical Float Engineering: Design sophisticated backplane mechanical float systems enabling self‑alignment of ganged ferrule arrays during blind mating operations, accounting for manufacturing tolerances.
Alignment Architecture: Engineer precision alignment mechanisms for multi‑fiber ferrule systems, including guide pin configurations, centering features, and compliance structures for reliable blind mate engagement.
Materials&Structural Engineering
Materials Selection: Evaluate and specify advanced metals and engineering plastics for precision optical connector applications with focus on dimensional stability and wear resistance.
Compliant Structures: Design innovative compliant mechanisms for connector alignment, engagement, and stress relief while maintaining optical precision.
Mechanical Validation: Design and execute comprehensive test protocols for static and dynamic loading, fatigue resistance, and environmental stress validation.
Advanced Mechanical Concepts
Latching Mechanisms: Develop innovative latching and retention systems optimized for connector reliability, user experience, and manufacturing efficiency.
Strain Relief Design: Engineer strain relief solutions that protect fiber optics under mechanical stress while maintaining connector alignment precision.
Load Analysis: Perform static and dynamic stress analysis on connector assemblies, including finite element modeling of complex loading scenarios.
Precision Assembly: Design connector systems for automated assembly processes while maintaining sub‑micron alignment tolerances.
Product Development&Manufacturing
Prototyping: Lead rapid prototyping efforts from concept through production‑ready mechanical designs using advanced manufacturing techniques.
Testing&Characterization: Develop comprehensive mechanical test methodologies for connector performance, durability, and manufacturing quality control.
Cross‑functional Collaboration: Work closely with optical engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure design for manufacturability (DFM) and optical performance.
What your background should look like Essential Qualifications
Education: BS/MS in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related technical field.
Experience: 2‑5 years in precision mechanical design, preferably in connector or optical systems.
Materials Expertise: Hands‑on experience with metals and engineering plastics in precision applications.
Design Tools: Proficiency with 3D CAD software (SolidWorks, NX, Creo) and finite element analysis tools.
Core Technical Competencies
Precision Engineering: Deep understanding of sub‑micron tolerancing, statistical tolerance analysis, and precision manufacturing processes.
Structural Mechanics: Experience with compliant structures, spring mechanisms, and dynamic loading analysis of small‑scale mechanical systems.
Materials Science: Understanding of material properties, thermal expansion, creep, and long‑term stability of metals and polymers.
Testing&Validation: Proficiency with mechanical test equipment, load testing, and statistical quality control methods.
Specialized Knowledge Areas
Connector Design: Experience with latching mechanisms, strain relief systems, and connector assembly processes.
Static/Dynamic Analysis: Expertise in stress analysis, fatigue life prediction, and mechanical reliability engineering.
Manufacturing Processes: Knowledge of injection molding, precision machining, and assembly automation for small‑scale components.
Quality Systems: Understanding of tolerance control, process capability studies, and Design for Six Sigma methodologies.
Professional Skills
Problem Solving: Creative approach to complex mechanical design challenges with systematic engineering methodology.
Communication: Ability to present technical concepts to cross‑functional teams and document detailed mechanical specifications.
Project Management: Experience managing multiple development projects with competing priorities and tight delivery timelines.
Continuous Learning: Commitment to staying current with emerging precision manufacturing technologies and connector innovations.
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced Degree: MS in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
Industry Experience: Background in optical connectors, precision instruments, or telecommunications hardware.
Standards Knowledge: Familiarity with connector industry standards (IEC, Telcordia) and environmental testing protocols.
Simulation Skills: Experience with ANSYS, COMSOL, or other advanced FEA/simulation software.
Patent Experience: Track record of mechanical design innovation and intellectual property development.
Competencies
Integrity
Accountability
Inclusion
Innovation
Teamwork
Compensation
Competitive base salary commensurate with experience: $91,000–$136,500 (subject to change dependent on physical location).
Posted salary ranges are made in good faith. TE Connectivity reserves the right to adjust ranges depending on the experience/qualification of the selected candidate as well as internal and external equity.
Total Compensation = Base Salary + Incentive(s) + Benefits.
Benefits
A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, 401(k), disability, life insurance, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off and voluntary benefits.
EOE, Including Disability/Vets
Job Locations: Canada.
Travel Required: Less than 10%.
Requisition ID: 149401.
Workplace Type: Onsite.
External Careers Page: Engineering&Technology.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
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