Lexington Medical, Inc.
Mechanical Engineer
About this role
Lexington Medical seeks a Mechanical Engineer to design and develop precision surgical stapling devices for minimally invasive procedures. This entry-level role offers broad exposure to the full product development lifecycle, from concept through manufacturing support, working across reload cartridges, manual handles, or motorized systems.
What you'll do
- Design, prototype, and validate mechanical and mechatronic subsystems for surgical devices
- Create 3D CAD models, drawings, and assemblies with peer design reviews
- Select materials and components for precision, miniaturized mechanisms
- Conduct hands-on testing and experimentation to validate performance
- Partner with manufacturing on design optimization and design transfer
- Document development activities per medical device regulatory requirements
What they're looking for
- Mechanical engineering fundamentals
- 3D CAD (SolidWorks preferred)
- Precision component design
- Manufacturing processes (injection molding, CNC, additive manufacturing, stamping)
- Prototyping and hands-on testing
- Problem-solving and technical documentation
- Mechatronic systems design
- Collaborative cross-functional communication
Benefits
- Salary range: $85,000–$100,000 USD
- Opportunity to impact global patient outcomes
- Fast-paced, growth-oriented MedTech environment
- Broad exposure to full product development lifecycle
- Hands-on engineering work with rapid iteration
- Talent-dense culture focused on continuous learning
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Lexington Medical, Inc.
Lexington Medical designs and develops minimally invasive surgical devices, particularly precision surgical stapling systems for advanced procedures. The company is hiring engineers to support product development, component sourcing, and manufacturing scaling across mechanical design and supply chain roles.
View all jobs at Lexington Medical, Inc.Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a precision mechanical component you designed from concept to manufacturing. How did you approach material selection and design for manufacturability?
- Describe your experience with 3D CAD—specifically SolidWorks. Can you give an example of a complex assembly you modeled and how you ensured it was manufacturable?