When someone asks you what do you do, almost all of us respond with “I work here, and I do this…”.

So it’s pretty damn important to get the right job. That’s why we are highlighting the most interesting jobs posted this week by big brands:

• Mechanical Engineer @ Tonal

• Apparel and Accessories Product Line Manager @ Whoop

• Mechanical Engineer II, Innovation @ Brooks Running

1. Mechanical Engineer @ Tonal

• Where?: San Francisco, CA

• Salarly?: $105K/yr - $125K/yr · Medical benefit

• Where to apply?: https://jobs.lever.co/tonal/d5e3fc7b-fa86-432d-867c-133d46a61247/apply

What?

• Design, prototype, and test electromechanical systems and components

• Develop and run validation experiments

• Create high-quality engineering drawings and technical documentation

• Work cross functionally to understand context, goals, and constraints

• Work with leadership to complete tasks in time to support project deadlines

• Initiate and participate in design reviews and brainstorming sessions

• Support supply chain bring up and qualification

• Own specific components or subsystems

• Domestic and international travel required

• Expand and improve the team’s capabilities, processes, and expertise

2. Apparel and Accessories Product Line Manager @ Whoop

• Where?: Boston, MA

• Salarly?: $Unknown

• Where to apply?: https://jobs.lever.co/whoop/e40ae6b3-ba0e-4c76-afc8-edcfb741e01f/apply

What?

• Collaborate with our product marketing team to build, drive, and strategize the growth of our Apparel and Accessories product range.

• Lead new apparel and accessories through the full product lifecycle by managing information across product design, business planning, and global marketing teams.

• Gather and consolidate consumer insights to create new and innovative product offerings.

• Research, create, and present thorough product briefs focused on our WHOOP Consumer to our design team.

• Create compelling product presentations for meetings with key stakeholders, accounts, collaborators, and company wide meetings.

• Work closely with our creative team to build best-in-class creative assets that accurately depict our products.

3. Mechanical Engineer II, Innovation @ Brooks Running

• Where?: Seattle, WA (Hybrid)

• Salarly?: $99,876/yr - $149,814/yr (from job description) · Full-time · Entry level

• Where to apply?: https://jobs.lever.co/brooksrunning/dc5802c8-ed18-4c5d-86b8-6ce39ba3dae4/apply

What?

• Organize and manage work on multiple innovation projects from research, design, development & manufacturing needs.

• Lead the creation of new mechanical testing protocols to evaluate future concept materials and technologies that connect to improved runner experiences, advance our material testing capability and reduce the time/resources required to test new materials.

• Execute 3D CAD design, validation of concepts through FEA, prototyping, and physical testing for assigned projects. Present findings and recommendations to solve runners’ needs and problems.

• Apply FEA principles and systems to model material properties and their influence on runner perception.

• Display an in-depth knowledge of the 2D/3D CAD tools and process with the ability to explain and manipulate the process to advance and enhance the overall performance and efficiency of product.

• Participate in development trips, 2-3 per year, to work with manufacturers and suppliers on existing and current development projects.

• Recommend and specify software, hardware, and testing methods to help validate the designed computational solutions.

• Create and build a knowledge base and stay informed about vendor capabilities and performance, factory relationships, quality issues, materials pricing, and lead times.

• Employ simulation and modeling solutions to enhance our product designs, technologies, process, and materials.

• Apply engineering principles to predictably calculate the benefits to the consumer before committing resources to prototype builds.

• Assist and guide the biomechanical and design teams to build sound solutions that enhance the speed in which we test and prove ideas.

• Contribute to the product creative process so that material modeling becomes a validation point within the innovation development process so that new ideas can be challenged and formulated through scientific reasoning.

• Manage relationships and projects with external partners to test implementation of samples to validate the performance and production capabilities of ideas.

• Identify external partners who can support initiatives around material modeling.

• Provide engineering solutions that complement design, biomechanics, and production requirements.

• Keep up to date on engineering technologies and be innovative in their application.

• Build collaborative relationships with inline colleagues.

• Provide mentoring assistance to the innovation team members on mechanical design engineering

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