Senior Mechanical Designer

Who Are We:

At Voltify, we are building the next generation of rail - battery locomotives that fast charge autonomously and dynamically through a dedicated self-sustained microgrid network.

We are bringing back the power to the industry and eliminating the dependency on fossil fuels.

Lowering the rail industries main expense - energy - by more than 20%.

This is over $3B yearly just in North America.

We are already working with some of the largest global rail companies with over $50M in contingent orders.

We have raised over $30M from top tier funds and strategics and rapidly growing.

Our founding team has a proven track record in building billion $ public companies in renewable energy and infrastructure.

About The Role:

We are looking for a Mechanical Designer to lead our transition to a managed PDM environment and own the day-to-day organization of the engineering team's SolidWorks data. You'll generate assembly and detail drawings that go straight to manufacturing, and work closely with our remote Manufacturing Engineer supporting the rebuild shops to make sure design intent translates cleanly onto the shop floor.

This is a foundational role: the standards, structure, and workflows you put in place now will shape how a fast-growing engineering team manages CAD data going forward.

Responsibilities:

Lead the effort to migrate and organize company CAD files into a SolidWorks PDM vault, establishing folder structure, naming conventions, and file states
Configure and administer SolidWorks PDM — workflows, revision schemes, permissions, and BOM structure — to support a growing engineering team
Manage and maintain the team's SolidWorks model and drawing library, keeping parts, assemblies, and drawings organized, current, and free of duplicate or orphaned data
Generate assembly drawings, detail drawings, and documentation packages for manufacturing, ensuring company standards
Work closely with the remote Manufacturing Engineer supporting the Huntington and Jacksonville rebuild shops, translating design intent into manufacturable drawings and responding to shop-floor questions and redlines
Establish and enforce CAD modeling standards, drawing templates, and title block/BOM conventions across the engineering team
Train engineers and designers on PDM check-in/check-out procedures, revision control, and best practices
Support engineering change orders (ECOs), ensuring CAD data and drawings are updated and released correctly
Contribute to component and subassembly design work as needed — we're a small, fast-moving engineering team and this role isn't purely administrative

Qualification:

Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or equivalent experience
Strong proficiency in SolidWorks, including large assembly modeling and drawing creation
Experience administering or configuring a PDM system (SolidWorks PDM/PDM Professional preferred)
Experience creating assembly and detail drawings to support manufacturing
Familiarity with GD&T and standard drafting practices
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail managing large CAD data sets
Comfortable working cross-functionally with remote manufacturing and production teams

Advantages:

Experience creating wiring harness diagrams or electrical schematics
Experience administering SolidWorks PDM in a growing/scaling engineering organization
Background supporting rail, marine, or heavy-duty off-highway equipment
Experience with ECO/PLM processes
Familiarity with rebuild or retrofit manufacturing environments