Thermal Engineer
Acceler8 · acceler8talent.com
Suffolk CountyMid level2+ yrs
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The job in short
A mid-level full-time Mechanical Engineer role at Acceler8 in Suffolk County, asking for 2+ years of experience.
Details
- Found
- 5 d ago · posted 2026-11-04
- Location
- Suffolk County, Massachusetts
- Pay (as listed)
- $150,000–$220,000 a year
Full description
Thermo-Mechanical Engineer – Boston, MA (Onsite)
I'm currently hiring for an early-stage semiconductor startup developing next-generation 3D heterogeneous integration technology. They're building advanced semiconductor systems that combine silicon, III-V materials and novel interposers into a single package, targeting applications across defense, aerospace, power electronics and future AI compute infrastructure.
They're looking for an experienced Thermo-Mechanical Engineer who enjoys taking ownership of complex engineering challenges from first principles. This is a rare opportunity to join as a founding engineer, lead thermal and mechanical design from day one, and develop the simulation and reliability methodologies that will underpin an entirely new semiconductor integration platform.
What they're looking for:
• PhD with 2+ years or MS with 5+ years of relevant experience, or equivalent practical experience
• Strong experience with thermal and structural FEA using ANSYS, COMSOL, Icepak or similar tools
• Experience with advanced semiconductor packaging, heterogeneous integration or 3D stacked die
• Strong understanding of thermal management, mechanical stress, warpage and reliability
• Hands-on experience with thermal measurement, validation or advanced cooling technologies
• Experience with package-level simulations, microbump fatigue or die-attach reliability is a strong plus
Important details:
• Fully onsite in Boston, MA
• $150K–$220K base + founding-team equity
Be sure to apply to find out more!