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senior mechanical engineer
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- $9.9K–$14K/moUSD per month
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- Germany
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- Posted
- Sep 27, 2026
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Senior Mechanical Engineer (Quantum Computing)
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senior
b2
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Germany
manufacturingmechanical engineeringprototypingsolidworksmechanical designgd&ttolerance analysisquantum computing
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Senior Mechanical Engineer (Quantum Computing) (SolidWorks/Precision Engineering): Developing high-precision mechanical components, assemblies, and subsystems for trapped-ion quantum computers with an accent on manufacturable design, tolerance analysis, and technical documentation. Focus on translating system requirements into robust mechanical interfaces, validating prototypes, and coordinating manufacturing with suppliers.
Location: Hamburg, Germany; preferred work locations are Hamburg or Siegen, Germany.
Company
hirify.global develops and operates full-stack quantum computers based on trapped-ion technology, combining laser-cooled ions with microwave control and tailored magnetic fields.
What you will do
- Own complex mechanical components, assemblies, and subsystems from concept through manufacturing, assembly, and validation.
- Develop robust mechanical designs for high-precision scientific and industrial equipment.
- Create SolidWorks parts, assemblies, manufacturing drawings, BOMs, and technical documentation.
- Perform tolerance analysis and define fits, interfaces, geometric tolerances, and dimensional requirements.
- Translate system requirements into manufacturable mechanical solutions and coordinate manufacturing requirements with suppliers and Procurement.
- Develop and test prototypes and contribute to design reviews and technical decisions.
Requirements
- BSc or MSc in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Precision Engineering, or a related discipline.
- At least 8 years of professional mechanical engineering experience.
- Advanced professional proficiency in SolidWorks is mandatory, including experience with complex assemblies and technical drawings.
- Strong knowledge of manufacturing methods, materials, tolerance analysis, GD&T, DfM/DfA, structural design, and mechanical interfaces.
- Experience designing complex mechanical assemblies, bespoke machinery, or technically demanding systems.
- Right to work in Germany is required.
Nice to have
- CSWP certification.
- Experience in scientific instrumentation, semiconductor equipment, aerospace, precision engineering, special-purpose machinery, optics, or similar industries.
- Exposure to high-precision, vacuum, cryogenic, thermal, optical, or vibration-sensitive systems.
- Practical understanding of component manufacturing, assembly, testing, and servicing.
Culture & Benefits
- Flexible working hours and a variety of work schedules.
- Competitive remuneration with additional rewards for achievements.
- Individualized further training and opportunities for personal development.
- Health-promoting benefits, including fitness programs such as UrbanSportsClub.
- Moving bonus for employees who relocate for the role.
- International team, regular team events, and access to laboratories, offices, and meeting rooms.
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