As part of the design team, a Mechanical Engineer is responsible for gathering inputs from our internal teams and translating those into accurate, intelligible, and code-compliant plan sets that will be built by our in-house construction team. When a challenge arises during design, a Mechanical Engineer is expected to identify the roadblock, determine potential solutions, assemble stakeholders, and present solutions that can be built to meet our schedules, and are ultimately maintainable after construction is completed.

Present concepts, designs, and project schedules and budgets to company leadership.

Lead mechanical designs.

Perform design, drafting, and 3D modeling using AutoCAD and/or Revit for project designs for a variety of project types including office, laboratory, clean room, manufacturing, warehouse, data center, vivarium, health care, and animal care facilities.

Take part in regular BIM coordination meetings, review clash detections, and suggest continuous design improvements without affecting project timelines.

Coordinate with in-house Neuralink MEP engineering and architectural staff to provide fully-coordinated and code-compliant designs suitable for permitting.

Coordinate with in-house construction operations team and relevant stakeholders to evaluate and research site selections for the future projects.

Partner with Construction Operations to:

Compile Issue For Construction sets.

Review submittals in a timely manner.

Review and respond to RFIs in a timely manner.

Interface with the Neuralink construction team for constructability reviews.

Mechanical Design Engineer

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Preferred

Benefits

Company

Neuralink

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