Mechanical Designer/Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

enserCharlotte (NC)

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Description: ENSER Corporation, a 79 year old engineering company, is seeking to hire a mid-level Mechanical Designer/Engineer/Project Manager to work within the Mechanical Department in our Charlotte, NC office. Typical responsibilities include designing fixtures, tooling, and mechanical machines/devices as well as overseeing projects and working with customers to satisfy their requirements. This job entails a fast-paced work environment, dealing with Tooling and Fixture design, BTH Lifting devices, Custom Automation and Assembly Tooling, etc. Job Responsibilities for Mechanical Designer/Engineer: To step into the role as a Mechanical Designer/Engineer/Project Manager; the applicants must meet the following qualifications: Ability to design fixtures, tooling, and mechanical machines/devices Automation a plus but not required Ability to take direction Plant site visits with customers and field measure of equipment Proficient with solid models and fabrication drawings Ability to work with fabricators Other Skills required for Mechanical Designer/Engineer: Excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills and ability to interact with our valued team members and clients. BS degree Mechanical Engineering a plus but not required
Requirements: 3D CAD Software experience a must (CREO (Pro/E), Solidworks, Autocad, etc.)
Experience: 5-10 yrs. minimum experience Hands on industrial mechanical engineering design

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