Product Development Mechanical Engineer II

Job Description

Product Development Mechanical Engineer II  

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Grand Haven, MI  

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Esox Engineering helps clients transform product ideas into manufacturable products. Our work spans medical devices, furniture, and consumer products with a strong emphasis on concept creation, prototyping, testing, and design iteration. 

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We're looking for an experienced Product Development Engineer who enjoys solving practical engineering problems, working directly with clients, and contributing to a collaborative, high-performing team. 

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Why This Role Is Different  

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• Majority of our work is new product development 
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• Significant hands-on prototype development and testing 
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• Direct exposure to clients and real engineering decision-making 
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• Opportunities for continuous learning 
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• More time directly engineering than many large organizations 
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• Exposure to multiple industries and product types 
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What You'll Do  

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• Develop products from concept through validation 
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• Create and refine designs using Creo 
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• Build, test, and evaluate prototypes 
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• Present technical recommendations to clients 
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• Manage your technical work across multiple projects 
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• Collaborate with a team of experienced product developers 
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Qualifications  

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• BS in Mechanical Engineering or related field 
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• 3-5 years of product development experience 
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• Professional 3D Modeling experience (Creo strongly preferred) 
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• Experience designing products for manufacturing 
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• Strong communication and teamwork skills 
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• Medical device experience is helpful but not required. 
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You'll Thrive Here If You  

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• Take ownership of your work 
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• Balance confidence with humility 
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• Enjoy learning and sharing your knowledge 
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• Like working directly with clients 
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• Prefer work designing and building products 
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Competitive salary, profit-sharing bonus, SIMPLE retirement plan, flexible scheduling, and limited travel.