Mechanical Engineer - Mechatronic Engineer

PTW ASIA PTE. LTD.Singaporemycareersfuturepublished 08/25/2026
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3. Mechanical Design Engineer (SolidWorks)

(Singapore Citizens & Permanent Residents only)

Right Industrial Systems Engineering Pte Ltd (RISE) We design and build specialised wet-process equipment for semiconductor customers. We are building a younger, high-integrity, first-principles engineering team to take ownership of current products and develop new platforms.

The Role

Lead mechanical design of process equipment — tanks, frames, fluid handling systems and mechanisms. You will produce production-ready 3D models and drawings and work closely with the workshop and electrical team.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design mechanical components and assemblies in SolidWorks
  • Produce detailed production drawings with proper tolerancing and GD&T
  • Select materials suitable for wet-process and chemical environments
  • Support prototyping, assembly and design improvements
  • Collaborate with electrical engineers and technicians on integrated systems
  • Continuously improve designs for manufacturability, reliability and cost

Requirements

  • Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident only
  • Preferably under 40 years old
  • Strong proficiency in SolidWorks (or equivalent 3D CAD) with proven production drawing experience
  • Ability to design from first principles — not just modify existing designs
  • High personal integrity and ownership of outcomes
  • Genuine intellectual curiosity and hunger to build better equipment
  • Experience with process equipment, chemical handling systems, semiconductor tools or precision machinery is a strong advantage

What we offer

Fair, performance-linked compensation, real design ownership, and the chance to develop new product platforms that will define the company’s next chapter.

To apply

Send your CV, a sample of your work (or description of a design you are proud of), and a short note on how you approach design problems from first principles.