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20 Mechanical and Related Engineers Jobs in Singapore
Problems arrive shaped by constraints, drawings emerge from calculation, prototypes reveal what theory missed.
Average salary: SGD 90,816
Average salary
SGD 90,816
across 19 jobs
- RMS Engineer
- ST Engineering
- Boon Lay, Singapore
- SGD 36,000 – SGD 48,000
- Senior Product Test Engineer – Digital / ATE (SoC)
- qualcomm
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 40,000 – SGD 42,000
- Flip Chip Bonding Process Engineer
- qualcomm
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 65,000 – SGD 90,000
- Project Engineer, Mechanical
- ENGIE
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 48,000 – SGD 72,000
- Project Engineer, Mechanical
- ENGIE
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 50,000 – SGD 65,000
- Offshore Technical Assurance Specialist (Production Operations)
- Bwoffshore
- Singapore, Oslo +1 more
- $120,000 – $180,000
- Offshore Technical Assurance Specialist Marine Operations
- Bwoffshore
- Singapore, Oslo +1 more
- SGD 120,000 – SGD 160,000
- Offshore Technical Assurance Specialist (Integrity, Reliability & Maintenance)
- Bwoffshore
- Singapore, Oslo +1 more
- SGD 140,000 – SGD 180,000
- Staff Mechanical Engineer, Debug
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 140,000 – SGD 180,000
- Engineering Specialist (Failure Analysis)
- Seagate Technology
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 35,000 – SGD 50,000
- Engineer, Mechanical Engineering
- ASM
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 40,000 – SGD 60,000
- Avionic/Mechanical Technical Representative - Customer Response Center
- Bombardier
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 60,000 – SGD 80,000
- Application Engineer (Campus Recruitment/Intern)
- Sharpa
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 48,000 – SGD 72,000
- Avionic/Mechanical Technical Representative - Customer Response Center (Rotation)
- Bombardier
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 90,000 – SGD 120,000
- Sr. Principal Foundry Engineer – Logic/RF Device Expert
- NXP Semiconductors
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 160,000 – SGD 220,000
- Engineer (Mechanical Design)
- Seagate Technology
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 48,000 – SGD 72,000
- Naval Architect
- Boskalis
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 72,000 – SGD 108,000
- Senior Engineer, Cooling Systems
- ENGIE
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 90,000 – SGD 120,000
- System Test Engineer for Value Engineering
- PerkinElmer
- Singapore
- SGD 55,000 – SGD 75,000
- Technical Program Manager, Mechanical Data Center Supplier Quality
- Singapore, Singapore
- SGD 120,000 – SGD 180,000
Mechanical and related engineers translate specifications into physical systems, working with CAD software, analysis tools, and manufacturing processes to design components and assemblies. Employers typically require a degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline, often coupled with relevant internships or early-career experience. These roles span automotive, aerospace, industrial equipment, consumer products, and infrastructure sectors, ranging from graduate positions under close supervision to senior engineers leading technical teams and making design decisions that affect production and performance.
Mechanical and Related Engineers jobs by city
- Shanghai85
- Guangzhou38
- Beijing34
- Shenzhen26
- Munich23
- Nanjing21
- Bengaluru20
- Singapore19
- Colombia17
- Abu Dhabi16
- Québec15
- Suzhou14
- Toulouse14
- New Taipei City13
- Oslo13
- Berlin11
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Questions
What qualifications do employers expect for entry-level mechanical engineering roles?
Most positions require a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or closely related disciplines like aeronautical or manufacturing engineering. Some companies consider relevant internships or co-op experience as equivalent to early professional background, and professional licensing becomes important as careers progress.
What does a typical day involve for mechanical engineers?
Work alternates between desk-based tasks—CAD modeling, simulations, calculations—and time on the shop floor or test site reviewing prototypes and manufacturing setups. The balance shifts depending on project phase and whether the role focuses on design, production support, or field troubleshooting.
Which technical skills matter most in this work?
Proficiency with CAD software and FEA tools is standard, along with a working knowledge of materials, thermodynamics, and manufacturing processes. Communication skills are equally critical, as engineers must convey designs to machinists, explain failures to stakeholders, and collaborate across departments.
How do mechanical engineers progress in their careers?
Early roles focus on specific components or subsystems under supervision; progression typically moves toward owning whole systems, then leading teams or specializing in technical expertise. Advancing often means taking on more complex problems, managing junior staff, or moving into technical leadership positions.
What distinguishes mechanical engineering from related fields like product design or manufacturing engineering?
Mechanical engineers emphasize calculations, physics-based analysis, and the fundamental behavior of systems under load and motion. Product designers often prioritize user experience and aesthetics; manufacturing engineers focus on process efficiency and production feasibility—though overlap exists in real projects.
Are there differences in working conditions across industries?
Aerospace and automotive roles often involve formal design processes and extensive documentation; smaller manufacturers may offer faster iteration cycles and broader responsibility. Some positions are primarily office-based; others require regular time in testing facilities or production environments.
What does hands-on experience during education contribute?
Internships and capstone projects give direct exposure to how drawings translate to physical parts, how tolerances matter in assembly, and where theory meets practical constraints. This background helps engineers make faster, better-informed decisions early in their professional roles.
How do mechanical engineers work with manufacturing and production teams?
Design work flows downstream to manufacturing, where engineers troubleshoot tooling issues, validate that designs are producible, and refine specifications based on what the shop floor reveals. Close collaboration during this phase catches problems far cheaper than field failures.
What role does testing and validation play in mechanical engineering work?
Prototypes and test rigs verify that designs perform as calculated; unexpected failures drive root-cause analysis and design iteration. Testing generates data that either confirms assumptions or reveals where theory diverged from reality.
Are there opportunities to specialize within mechanical engineering?
Yes—thermal systems, vibration and dynamics, structural analysis, fluid mechanics, robotics, and manufacturing processes each support distinct career paths. Many engineers build depth in one area while maintaining broad mechanical knowledge.