Senior Mechanical Engineer
About this role
WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN HEIRLOOM - We are solving the challenge of our generation. Climate change is an existential threat, and we need as many of the world’s motivated minds as possible to help. There is no greater challenge or opportunity than fighting climate change. - We are a world-class team. We are engineers, scientists, and concerned humans from a variety of backgrounds and experiences who are pooling our knowledge and skills to collectively build a more equitable, prosperous future for all.
- We remain united, resilient, and optimistic. We recognize the magnitude of the challenge ahead of us, yet believe that we can contribute to mitigating the worst effects of climate change. It won’t be easy, but we won’t quit. THE ROLE As a Senior Mechanical Engineer within the Mechanical Department, you will own the design and execution of complex mechanical subsystems that directly influence the economics, reliability, and scalability of our core technology.
This role spans early-stage R&D through NPI and site-scale deployment, requiring strong engineering fundamentals, sound judgment, and a bias toward practical, manufacturable solutions. You will be expected to challenge assumptions, rigorously evaluate tradeoffs, and push the boundaries of design and manufacturing while maintaining a clear focus on cost, reliability, and long-term operability.
This is a high-ownership individual contributor role with significant technical leadership and cross-functional influence. WHAT YOU’LL DO - Own end-to-end design of complex mechanical subsystems, from requirements definition and concept architecture through validation, production ramp, and deployment - Drive subsystem performance across cost, reliability, manufacturability, and serviceability, with direct impact on $/ton CO₂ economics
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