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Crane Co.

Senior Design Engineer – Piezoelectric Transducer Systems (Industrial)

Crane Co.

Billerica, MA · full time · Senior

$119,700 – $142,900

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What this role is

This role leads the design and development of piezoelectric transducers for industrial sensing applications, combining multi-physics simulation with experimental validation to optimize performance in demanding field conditions. It suits experienced mechanical engineers or physicists who combine deep hands-on knowledge of transducer behavior with leadership capability and a drive to move designs from concept into production.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS or MS in Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, or related field
  • 5–10 years of experience in transducers, ultrasonics, or precision electromechanical systems
  • Multi-physics modeling experience (COMSOL, OnScale, or equivalent)
  • Hands-on experience installing and testing PZT-based transducers
  • SolidWorks proficiency
  • Experience moving designs from concept through production
  • Understanding of acoustic wave propagation, mechanical dynamics, and vibration
  • Understanding of bonding, packaging, and assembly methods
  • Cross-functional collaboration across engineering, manufacturing, and product teams

Nice to have

  • Experience with flow measurement systems or industrial instrumentation
  • Familiarity with hazardous area design standards (ATEX, IECEx)
  • Design experience for harsh environments
  • Knowledge of acoustic coupling in pipe-mounted or clamp-on systems
  • System-level performance optimization background
  • Experience working with external piezo suppliers
  • Prior technical lead or ownership experience

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