Product Engineer

At Voxdale we're looking for a Product Engineer to join our team.

The Role

You take engineering challenges from brief to production-ready concept,whether that means designing a mechanism, selecting a sensor, or writing the code that ties a system together. At Voxdale, a Product Engineer doesn't specialize in a discipline and stop there. You bring a foundation in your field and the drive to do whatever it takes to get the product over the line.

What You'll Do

• Identify and resolve the engineering challenges that stand between a concept and a product that can be manufactured and used
• Contribute to design quality across the full development journey, from early architecture through detailed engineering and DFM
• Make the right engineering call at the right moment in the project, knowing when to explore broadly and when to commit and lock down
• Collaborate with product designers, product navigators, and external partners to deliver products that are both functional and manufacturable

How We Work

We focus on output, not hours. You'll have tools, including AI, and the freedom to use them as you see fit. We don't micromanage process; we care about results.

This means:

• Your judgment matters: You decide the best approach to your work
• Learning is expected: We'll give you time and resources to stay current
• AI is a tool, not a threat: We encourage using AI to work smarter

What Makes This Role Different

• Diversity in challenges: You work on complex hardware for Life Science Medical, Industrial Robotics, Energy CleanTech, Food AgriTech, Consumer Electronics, Space Defense, and Science Instrumentation. Design decisions have real consequences.
• Real products, real constraints: Every project has a client with a budget, a timeline, and a market. Your engineering decisions have direct commercial consequences, that's what makes the work meaningful
• Judgment over process: The hardest part of this role isn't mastering a tool or a method. It's knowing what's needed at each stage of development and having the discipline to do, that, not more, not less

What You Bring

Required:

• A solid foundation in at least one engineering discipline, mechanical, electrical, or software
• The drive to see a product through to market, not just to a finished drawing or prototype
• Ability to make sound engineering decisions with incomplete information and real constraints

Nice to have:

• Cross-discipline experience or genuine curiosity beyond your primary field
• Exposure to hardware development in regulated or complex market sectors

Mindset:

• Eagerness to learn new tools and approaches
• Comfort with ambiguity and changing priorities
• You'll be part of a close-knit team that stays in sync on what's happening and where things are headed.

Our Values in This Role

Owning It: When you pick up an engineering challenge, you see it through. You don't hand problems up the chain, you bring solutions, flag risks early, and take accountability for quality.

Inventiveness: Standard approaches don't always fit. You question assumptions, prototype alternatives, and find what actually works for the product in front of you.

Pioneering: You're not here to do what's been done before. You bring expertise with confidence and embrace new tools, including AI-assisted design and simulation, when they make your work better.

About Voxdale

Voxdale is a design-driven engineering company specialising in accelerating complex hardware from concept through to market-ready production. Since 2007, we've delivered 1,400+ projects for clients across Life Science Medical, Industrial Robotics, Energy CleanTech, Food AgriTech, Consumer Electronics, Space Defense, and Science Instrumentation.

We're 45+ engineers, designers, and specialists across Belgium and Germany. We combine product strategy, hands-on design and engineering, and in-house prototyping labs to move hardware from idea to production, with confidence and less risk.

Interested?

Apply via the button below. We hire across experience levels, junior, mid, or senior. What matters is foundation and drive, not years on a CV. Tell us about a product you've worked on: what it was, what your role was, and what you'd do differently. Don't forget to add your portfolio.