Mechanical Engineer - Motorsport!

Entry-Level Mechanical Engineer - Product Development & Manufacturing (SolidWorks) Boundary Pumps is looking for an entry-level mechanical engineer who wants to work on real products, real prototypes, and real mechanical problems. This is a hands-on role for someone who likes moving between SolidWorks, 3D printing, CNC-machined parts, reverse engineering, testing, and troubleshooting. This is not a desk-only job. You should be comfortable spending time at a computer and around actual hardware, fixtures, tools, and parts. You will help support product development from concept through manufacturing, with a strong focus on mechanical design, prototyping, fitment, inspection, and practical problem-solving. What you’ll do • Create and revise 3D models, assemblies, and drawings in SolidWorks • Help design components, fixtures, tooling, and test hardware • Use 3D printing for prototypes, fit checks, and concept validation • Support CNC-machined part development and design for manufacturability • Reverse engineer existing parts using physical samples, measurement tools, and 3D scanning • Assist with troubleshooting of pumps, hydraulics/lubrication systems, rotating components, and manufacturing issues • Help with inspection, documentation, BOMs, revision control, and engineering changes • Work closely with machining, assembly, and testing to move ideas into finished parts • Assist with the development of our racing vehicles for Drag Race, SCCA, and Roadcourse What we’re looking for • 0 to 3 years of experience or a recent graduate in Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering Technology • Good working knowledge of SolidWorks • Familiarity with mechanical assemblies, shop tools, and manufacturing processes • Exposure to 3D printing, CNC machining, 3D scanning, or reverse engineering • Comfortable measuring parts, reading drawings, and solving real-world mechanical problems • Strong curiosity around pumps, hydraulics, fluid systems, and how things fail in the real world • Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and able to learn quickly Bonus points • Internship, Formula SAE, Baja, robotics, manufacturing, machining, or project-car experience • Experience with GD&T, DFM, CAM, FEA, testing, or validation • Experience troubleshooting equipment, assemblies, or production issues • Interest in automotive performance, motorsports, or industrial mechanical systems What success looks like • You turn rough ideas into clean CAD and usable drawings • You help shorten prototype cycles • You catch manufacturability or assembly problems early • You are as comfortable at a workbench as you are at a computer • You bring practical solutions, not just theoretical ones We care a lot about attitude, curiosity, and hands-on ability. You do not need to know everything on day one, but you should be excited to build, learn, test, troubleshoot, and improve real products. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Internship Pay: $71,206.66 - $85,754.25 per year Work Location: In person

Qualifications

• Boundary Pumps is looking for an entry-level mechanical engineer who wants to work on real products, real prototypes, and real mechanical problems

• This is a hands-on role for someone who likes moving between SolidWorks, 3D printing, CNC-machined parts, reverse engineering, testing, and troubleshooting

• 0 to 3 years of experience or a recent graduate in Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering Technology

• Good working knowledge of SolidWorks

• Familiarity with mechanical assemblies, shop tools, and manufacturing processes

• Exposure to 3D printing, CNC machining, 3D scanning, or reverse engineering

• Comfortable measuring parts, reading drawings, and solving real-world mechanical problems

• Strong curiosity around pumps, hydraulics, fluid systems, and how things fail in the real world

• Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and able to learn quickly

• Internship, Formula SAE, Baja, robotics, manufacturing, machining, or project-car experience

• Experience with GD&T, DFM, CAM, FEA, testing, or validation

• Experience troubleshooting equipment, assemblies, or production issues

• Interest in automotive performance, motorsports, or industrial mechanical systems

• You turn rough ideas into clean CAD and usable drawings

• You catch manufacturability or assembly problems early

• You are as comfortable at a workbench as you are at a computer

• You bring practical solutions, not just theoretical ones

• We care a lot about attitude, curiosity, and hands-on ability

• You do not need to know everything on day one, but you should be excited to build, learn, test, troubleshoot, and improve real products

Responsibilities

• You should be comfortable spending time at a computer and around actual hardware, fixtures, tools, and parts

• You will help support product development from concept through manufacturing, with a strong focus on mechanical design, prototyping, fitment, inspection, and practical problem-solving

• Create and revise 3D models, assemblies, and drawings in SolidWorks

• Help design components, fixtures, tooling, and test hardware

• Use 3D printing for prototypes, fit checks, and concept validation

• Support CNC-machined part development and design for manufacturability

• Reverse engineer existing parts using physical samples, measurement tools, and 3D scanning

• Assist with troubleshooting of pumps, hydraulics/lubrication systems, rotating components, and manufacturing issues

• Help with inspection, documentation, BOMs, revision control, and engineering changes

• Work closely with machining, assembly, and testing to move ideas into finished parts

• Assist with the development of our racing vehicles for Drag Race, SCCA, and Roadcourse

• You help shorten prototype cycles