Mechanical Engineer II – Engineering Change Leader
Thermo Fisher Scientific · Hillsboro, OR
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Role summary
Thermo Fisher Scientific seeks a Mechanical Engineer II to lead engineering changes for complex scientific instruments throughout their product lifecycle. The role requires coordinating with cross-functional teams to evaluate, execute, and implement product modifications while maintaining technical documentation accuracy.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent education and direct experience
- 5+ years mechanical engineering, product engineering, or sustaining engineering in high-technology manufacturing
- Strong proficiency with Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing and engineering drawing interpretation
- Demonstrated experience with 3D CAD models, mechanical drawings, assemblies, and Bills of Material
- Background with Engineering Change Requests, Engineering Change Orders, or configuration/change control
- Ability to interpret engineering redlines and verify documentation implements intended changes
- Strong mechanical design, manufacturing processes, tolerances, and design-for-manufacturability knowledge
What you'll be doing
- Lead Engineering Change Requests and Engineering Change Orders for assigned products following established processes
- Evaluate proposed changes for technical feasibility, scope, risk, impact, and cross-functional dependencies
- Review mechanical drawings, CAD models, and technical product documentation to validate approved changes
- Coordinate cross-functional technical reviews and impact analysis across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and service
- Develop and oversee implementation plans while monitoring work-in-process, priorities, and cycle time
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