Electromechanical Packaging Engineer
Red Cell Partners
| Company | Red Cell Partners |
| Category | Engineering |
| Location | Torrance |
| Remote | Hybrid |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 30 Jun 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (greenhouse) |
Description
About Us
Red Cell Partners is an incubation firm building and investing in rapidly scalable technology-led companies that are bringing revolutionary advancements to market in three distinct practice areas: healthcare, cyber, and national security. United by a shared sense of duty and deep belief in the power of innovation, Red Cell is developing powerful tools and solutions to address our Nation’s most pressing problems. About The Team
We are open-minded, fast paced, problem solvers that value open dialogue and candor. Our passion is to challenge the status-quo and we embrace transformational thinking. Our response is never “no, but….” instead “yes, if….”. We are mindful of our personal and organizational blinders and try to build an environment where our team members are At Their Best.
What You Will Do The Electromechanical Packaging Engineer will be working with a Lead Engineer and be responsible for:
Support chip scale packaging design and HDI organic substrate layout for integrated voltage regulator product line.
Collaborate with substrate layout, ASIC design, and manufacturing engineers.
Create mechanical drawings for substrate fabrication and packaged part assembly. Work with vendors for components, assembly, and test.
What You Bring
Minimum BS in Mechanical or Electrical engineering, MS or higher-level degree preferred.
5+ years’ experience with microelectronics packaging, and/or PCB design
Knowledge of foundry processes and chip scale assembly processes
Understanding of how electrical design requirements impact substrate layout and interconnect selection
Proficient with 3D mechanical CAD software (Creo, NX, Catia, etc.), generating mechanical drawings, and GD&T
Ability to read and create electrical schematics
Familiarity with tape out processes for wafers and substrate
Basic understanding of Form, Fit, Function elements in design for manufacturability (DFM).
willingness to learn new concepts and techniques and concepts
Familiarity with PCB design tools (Altium, Cadence, Mentor, etc.) is a plus
Basic understanding of component level thermal analysis is a plus
Willingness to be in the office in Torrance, CA a minimum of 3 days per week
What We Offer
Career track opportunity with potential for rapid advancement with strong performance as the firm grows
100% employer paid, comprehensive health care including medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
Paid maternity and paternity for 14 weeks at employees' normal pay.
Unlimited PTO, with management approval.
Opportunities for professional development and continued learning.
Optional 401K, FSA, and equity incentives available.
Salary Range : $150,000 – $200,000. This represents the typical salary range for this position based on experience, skills, and other factors. Our Red Cell Partners Benefits:
For full-time roles
Career track opportunity with potential for rapid advancement with strong performance as the firm grows
100% employer paid, comprehensive health care including medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
Paid maternity and paternity for 14 weeks at employees' normal pay.
Unlimited PTO, with management approval.
Opportunities for professional development and continued learning.
Optional 401K, FSA, and equity incentives available.
Mental health benefits are available through Tara Mind .
Cost effective GLP-1 solutions available through Crux .
We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer: You’ll receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or on the basis of disability.
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