Electromechanical Engineering Technician

Build, wire and test LumoScanner units and subassemblies: gantry, camera array, pan and zoom motors, lighting and cabling. Request, receive and inspect units and parts from our contract manufacturer and suppliers, and resolve build issues with them directly. Keep the build area, tools, spare parts and inventory organized and in working order. Install imagers Travel to customer sites to finish assembly, wall-mount the system, power it up, align and calibrate it, and hand over a working scanner. Each install is a two-person job of about one week. One is scheduled for December 2026 and five are planned for 2027. Learn the installation on the first jobs alongside our CEO and CTO, who lead them. After that you lead installs yourself and train the next installer the same way. Check each site before shipment: room size (minimum 5 ft by 9 ft), wall structure, a dedicated 120 V / 40 A circuit and wired ethernet. Train clinic staff on basic operation, and handle hardware service and calibration after installation. Document changes Write and maintain assembly work instructions, installation procedures, checklists, drawings and bills of materials. Record every hardware change: what changed, why, and which serial numbers it applies to. Keep as-built records for each unit, including photos and redlines from the field. Suggest changes Report what is slow, fragile, or hard to build, install or service, and propose specific fixes with their cost and time impact. Track recurring problems across units and sites so that fixes target root causes. Design changes in CAD Model and detail parts, brackets, enclosures, cable routing and mounting hardware in 3D CAD, and produce drawings a vendor can build from. Prototype your designs, test-fit them on a real unit, and release them to suppliers. Design jigs and fixtures that shorten assembly and installation time. What you bring An associate or bachelor's degree in mechanical, electromechanical or mechatronics engineering technology, or equivalent hands-on experience, professional or hobbyist. 3 or more years building, installing or servicing electromechanical equipment. Serious hobbyist experience counts: robotics, 3D printers, camera rigs or similar builds. Working proficiency in Autodesk Fusion, our CAD tool (experience in SolidWorks, Onshape or similar transfers), including part and assembly modeling and manufacturing drawings. Ability to read and create engineering drawings, wiring diagrams and bills of materials. Skill with hand and power tools, fasteners and torque specifications, and low-voltage DC wiring: crimping, connectors, cable management and multimeter troubleshooting. Clear technical writing. You can write a work instruction that someone else can follow without calling you. Professional manner at customer sites. Our customers are clinicians and hospital facilities and IT staff. Willingness to travel within the U.S. for week-long installations (five planned in 2027), and a valid driver's license. Nice to have Medical device experience under a quality system (ISO 13485 or FDA quality system requirements), including engineering change orders and device history records. Linear motion systems, gantries, and servo, stepper or strain wave gear motors. Cameras, lenses and lighting: optical alignment, focus and calibration. 3D printing, light machining, and design for manufacturing of sheet metal and machined parts. Experience working with contract manufacturers, including first-article inspection. Basic Linux command line and wired network setup for commissioning. Field service of capital equipment in hospitals or clinics. Working conditions On-site bench and build work in Rockville, MD. This is not a remote role. Travel to clinics and hospitals for installations and service: one trip in December 2026 and five planned in 2027, about one week each. An installation week means full days on the clinic's schedule, which can include some early, late or weekend work. Regular lifting of up to 50 lb, ladder work, and mounting equipment to walls. The 200 lb scanner is moved and mounted as a two-person job. Lumo Imaging will make reasonable accommodations for qualified candidates. Compensation and how to apply Pay range: $25–45 per hour, depending on skill level Benefits and other compensation: Medical after going full-time #J-18808-Ljbffr Lumo Imaging