Learntastic

Design Engineer

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level
LearnTastic is a fast-growing online education platform providing accredited continuing-education and compliance courses for professionals across industries—from healthcare and construction to HR and education. With more than 1,000 courses and over a million learners served, LearnTastic is redefining accessible, self-paced learning. Our mission is to make professional development simple, engaging, and impactful—anytime, anywhere.

We're looking for a Design Engineer to join our team.

Key Responsibilities
Customer Requirements and Objective Definition
  • Translate customer CAD data, prints, specifications, and RFQs into measurable manufacturing objectives.
  • Review the existing NetSuite project record to understand scope and deliverables.
Concept Development
  • Develop concept proposals and manufacturable design options.
  • Present concepts to customers and outside sales representatives.
  • Document all design assumptions and constraints.
Manufacturing Cost Estimation
  • Prepare complete manufacturing cost estimates.
  • Work cross-functionally with Strategic Sourcing, Tooling Engineers, and Process Technicians.
  • Identify cost reduction opportunities through design optimization.
Prototype Design and Tooling Support
  • Convert approved concepts into prototype-ready designs.
  • Provide tooling engineers with prototype tooling models and necessary design data. Generate sample requests for the sample coordinator.
  • Work with the Engineering Manager to verify design intent and ensure appropriate liaison inspection of prototypes.
Sample Review and Customer Approval
  • Support prototype and pattern builds and respond to design questions during and outside U.S. business hours when required.
  • Communicate with customers and outside sales to secure prototype sample approvals. Incorporate feedback into updated designs.
Production Tooling and Pre-Production Support
  • Update the design for production tooling.
  • Provide tooling-ready models, issue sample requests, and support customer approval cycles.
  • Partner with the Engineering Manager and assigned liaisons to verify samples meet design intent.

Production Release and ERP Documentation
  • After pre-production approval, release the complete production package including final drawings, Bills of Material, and Routings that meet KFI standards.
  • Ensure documentation accuracy, completeness, and alignment with ISO 9001:2015 quality requirements.
NetSuite Time Entry
  • Record all project hours in the NetSuite Project record in a timely and accurate manner.
Project Documentation
  • Complete and maintain ISO 9001:2015 project records and maintain within EPDM project folder. Ensure hours spent on each project are properly logged in the NetSuite Project Record.
Desired Qualifications
  • CWSA or CWSP SolidWorks certification
  • Demonstrated experience designing thin or heavy gauge thermoformed products
  • Exceptional SolidWorks proficiency with strong surfacing and complex modeling skills
  • Experience working in SolidWorks PDM Professional (EPDM)
  • Ability to create Assembly Items, Inventory Items, Bills of Material, and Routings in NetSuite
  • Proven experience preparing manufacturing cost estimates
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office applications including Teams, Excel and SharePoint, with the ability to collaborate, share files, and communicate effectively in a remote environment
  • Experience working within an ISO 9001:2015 environment and following established quality documentation processes
  • Strong understanding of DFM principles for thermoforming including draft, radii, sag, cooling, shrinkage, trimming access, and tool constraints
  • Experience collaborating with teams in the United States and Mexico
  • Automotive OEM exposure
  • Experience with tooling, patterns, and fixture design for thermoformed products
  • Basic familiarity with welded metal components (approximately 5 percent of workload)
  • Advanced EPDM or EPDM administrative training

Work Environment + Language Requirements
  • Global remote position
  • Requires at least 3 hours of overlap with U.S. Central Time each day
  • Minimal or no travel
  • Fluency in the English language; written and verbal proficiency (B2 level minimum on CEFR scale)
  • Reports to a U.S.-based Engineering Manager
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