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The Hardware Systems Engineer at Formlabs will design and deliver key components for 3D printers, analyze and debug hardware, interface across engineering disciplines, and support continuous product improvement. The role involves collaboration with design teams and a focus on ensuring product quality through an understanding of complex electro-mechanical systems.

The Hardware Compliance Engineer will oversee product compliance with industrial specifications, evaluate designs, and manage testing for EMC and safety standards. They will prepare documentation for regulatory submissions, collaborate on process improvements, and ensure compliance of products throughout their lifecycle, including certification. The role involves hands-on work with electronic and firmware components, necessitating strong communication and analytical skills.

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Formlabs, you'll lead the design and development of next-generation 3D printers, focusing on innovative solutions and key system decisions. Responsibilities include prototyping hardware systems, collaborating with teams, and overseeing the full product development cycle to enhance performance and reliability.

The Senior 3D Print Optimization Engineer is responsible for optimizing the performance of SLA & SLS 3D printing platforms. This includes architecting methodologies, conducting root cause analysis across multiple disciplines, designing experiments, and developing impactful solutions for customer print performance.

The Optical Systems Architect will design and develop full optical systems for 3D printers, manage calibration strategies, analyze tradeoffs, and collaborate with various engineering teams while ensuring successful integration and production.

The Materials Scientist will conduct research and develop new materials for 3D printing, working with hardware and software teams. Responsibilities include designing experiments, optimizing materials performance, and collaborating with product management to improve materials.

As a 3D Print Optimization Engineer, you will drive improvements in print performance by optimizing the intersection of hardware, software, and materials. You'll solve multi-disciplinary challenges, conduct root cause analysis, design experiments, and develop impactful solutions with a focus on customer needs.