Location: Hebron, KY
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
### **About Us** Beltways is on a mission to accelerate humanity with a new transportation system designed to move pedestrians efficiently through airports, venues, and, ultimately, cities. We are an ambitious team of Belters building the world's smartest, safest, and fastest form of short-range mobility — Accelerators. ### **Why This Role Exists** Beltways is seeking a highly experienced Mechanical Engineer to join our fast-paced startup building the world’s first modular accelerator. The Mechanical Engineer will take the technical lead in developing Beltways’ next generation products. This is an exciting opportunity to work with one of the fastest growing startups in the mass transit industry. ### **Role Responsibilities** - Drive the end-to-end design process for parts and assemblies in 3D and 2D. - Create precise 2D drawings using GD&T standards, guaranteeing clarity in manufacturing processes. - Utilize advanced design methodologies (FMEA, GD&T, FEA, DFM, DOE’s) to implement robust engineering solutions. - Integrate sensors for various measurement applications, including force, acceleration, pressure, temperature, and displacement. - Develop comprehensive build and assembly instructions, streamlining manufacturing for efficient production. - Support the physical assembly of prototype builds. - Translate intricate specifications into clear component and subsystem requirements for higher-level systems. - Lead critical technical reviews, presenting detailed designs with a focus on effective communication within the team. - Collaborate closely with suppliers, ensuring alignment with design, manufacturing, and commercial requirements. - Assist in quality control processes for inbound and outbound parts and products, maintaining high standards. - Verify compliance with code standards, including, ASME A17.1, during design and validation phases. - Develop and test mechanical systems and structures according to established test plans. - Establish manufacturing processes