R&D Mechanical Development Engineer (No Prior Experience Required)

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HP is the world’s leading personal systems and printing company, we create technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere. Our innovation springs from a team of individuals, each collaborating and contributing their own perspectives, knowledge, and experience to advance the way the world works and lives.

We are looking for visionaries, like you, who are ready to make a purposeful impact on the way the world works.

At HP, the future is yours to create!

If you are our R&D Mechanical Development Engineer in Singapore, you will have a chance to

• Designs portions of engineering solutions for mechanical and thermal hardware, electronics enclosures, and production tooling based on established engineering principles and in accordance with provided specifications and requirements.
• Implements established test plans for existing designs, including validation of tolerances, form/fit/function, shock and vibration, electromagnetic interference, safety, reliability, developing fan curves, system power measurements & acoustics.
• Develops understanding and build relationship with internal and outsourced development partners on mechanical and thermal design and development.
• Participates as a member of project team of other mechanical hardware engineers and internal and outsourced development partners to develop reliable, cost effective and high quality solutions for low to moderately- complex products.

Are you a high-performer? We are looking for an individual with:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Experience or understanding of ProEngineer or other 3D CAD software as a mechanical design tool.
• Good analytical and problem solving skills.
• Understanding of design for sheet metal and plastic parts and associated production tooling and processes.
• Understanding of thermal properties of materials and heat transfer.

HP is a Human Capital Partner – we commit to human capital development and adopting progressive workplace practices in Singapore.

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