Project Engineer (Mechanical / Toy Development)

Project Management & Coordination

Lead and manage toy development projects from design stage to production launch.

Coordinate with design, R&D, QC, purchasing, and production teams to ensure smooth workflow.

Track project timelines, milestones, deliverables, and ensure on-time completion.

Provide weekly project status updates and risk alerts.

Technical Engineering

Review 3D drawings, product structure, and engineering requirements.

Conduct feasibility analysis for plastic / plush / electronic toy components.

Work with suppliers on mold development, tooling design, material selection, and process optimization.

Evaluate engineering samples, pilot runs, and pre-production builds.

Solve technical issues related to structure, molding, assembly, and quality defects.

Quality & Compliance

Ensure toys comply with safety standards such as ASTM F963, EN71, CPSIA, etc.

Support reliability testing, safety evaluations, and corrective actions.

Work closely with QC and testing labs to ensure product quality consistency.

Cost & Efficiency

Review BOM and cost breakdown; support cost optimization.

Identify engineering improvements to enhance manufacturability and reduce scrap.

Supplier & Factory Communication

Liaise with factories, tooling vendors, and material suppliers on all technical matters.

Conduct on-site follow-ups during tool trials, assembly evaluation, and mass production stages

Benefits:

- Salary from 1000$ (Negotiable based on ability)

- 2 Saturdays off per month

- Lunch allowance

- Participate in social insurance and unemployment insurance immediately upon signing the labor contract.

- Holidays according to State regulations

- Receive professional training domestically and internationally.

- Enjoy other benefits according to the company's policy.

- Modern, professional working environment, with opportunities for advancement and long-term stability.

Education & Experience

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics, or related field.

2–5 years of experience in plastic manufacturing or related plastic/electronics industries.

Skills

Strong knowledge of injection molding, tooling, materials, and toy/ home appliance production processes.

Ability to read engineering drawings (2D/3D); familiarity with CAD software is an advantage.

Good problem-solving skills and experience in root-cause analysis.

Strong communication and project management ability.

Able to work with overseas clients and suppliers.