Metoxinternationalinc

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Senior Mechanical Engineer (Cryogenics)

Location
Houston, TX
Posted
Jul 14, 2026
Last seen
Aug 6, 2026

About the role

Empower Your Future: At MetOx International, we’re pioneering the next era of energy security and abundance through breakthrough superconducting technology. As a Senior Mechanical Engineer focused on cryogenics, you’ll join a dynamic team committed to supporting our partners and making the world’s energy systems more resilient, efficient, and reliable.

Based at our global headquarters in Houston, TX, the Senior Mechanical Engineer leads the design, development, testing, and integration of cryogenic systems and components that enable the deployment of high-temperature superconducting (HTS) technologies. Working closely with internal engineering teams, customers, and industry partners, this role combines advanced mechanical engineering, hands-on laboratory work, and product development to support the commercialization of next-generation superconducting solutions.

Key Responsibilities

Engineering

  • Applies advanced mechanical and cryogenic engineering principles to solve complex technical challenges related to superconducting systems, thermal management, cryogenic integration, and system performance.
  • Designs and executes cryogenic test protocols, including thermal cycling, heat load validation, electrical joint resistance measurements, and system performance evaluations.
  • Prepares detailed engineering documentation, including drawings, specifications, test procedures, thermal analyses, and technical reports to communicate design concepts, validation results, and engineering recommendations.
  • Procures fabrication of custom cryogenic components, fixtures, and laboratory test hardware.
  • Evaluates cryogenic system architectures of partners, component selection, sourcing considerations, and integration constraints.
  • Diligence and develop engineering cost models for integrated superconducting systems.

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