Mechanical Design Engineer II
lancesoftGreenville (SC)
Mechanical Design Engineer II
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lancesoftGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
This job is with Encode Inc, a fully owned subsidiary of LanceSoft. TECHNICAL SKILLS Must Have The following tools are expected to be used as part of the work scope - NX (modeling: Mechanical and Routing module) - PMI (Product Manufacturing Information)/Drafting - PLM - Drafting standard, GD&T and fundamental stack ups - Ansys Classic Nice To Have The following are Preferred Qualifications: - Familiarity with design, analysis, and manufacturing of gas turbine combustion components like fuel nozzles, endcover, casings, caps, liners, transition pieces, flow sleeves, TP aft frames, crossfire tubes. -Familiarity with Client design practices, lifing methods and tools.
Travel Required?
No JOB DESCRIPTION Combustion design will require in person interviews for each candidate - this takes about 4 hours. Positions require contractors to be present 5 days per week in Client Greenville GTTL Building. Remote work or partial flex is not acceptable. 40 hours per work week is expected with no overtime. Responsibilities and tasks will vary based on project and scope but is expected to include the following: -Design - Component modification ownership including: Review of sourcing and supplier quotes for proposed cost reduction modifications, development of cost paredo models using apriori or similar tools, mechanical design of hardware, model/drawing definition, creation of PLM BoMs and change instructions, hardware procurement and manufacturing plus assembly support. Work with PDE drafting, sourcing, AME manufacturing, aero engineers, heat transfer, MPE materials, repair engineering and value engineering teams. Interface directly with Client suppliers to review cost reduction ideas, cost impact and manufacturability limits. -Manufacturing - shop support/interface for dispositioning non-conformances, process supplier qualifications, review SDRs, follow modified parts into final assembly and fleet launch.
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