Mechanical Engineer II (Eagan, MN)

Posted 2 days ago

aerospace welding minneapolisEagan (MN)

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Key Responsibilities: Performs intermediate mechanical engineering assignments related to product design, system analysis, and mechanical component development. Contributes to engineering projects by developing design solutions, supporting testing activities, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure products meet performance, reliability, and manufacturability requirements. All roles at Signia are expected to support the company's operating model (SOAR) and contribute to the organization's business value drivers, Profitable New Business, Productivity, Precision M&A, and Value-Based Pricing, through operational excellence, continuous improvement, collaboration, and customer focus. Key Deliverables of the Position: 1) Develop moderately complex mechanical component and subsystem designs using CAD and engineering analysis tools. 2) Analyze engineering data and test results to evaluate system performance and feasibility. 3) Support design improvements that enhance reliability, manufacturability, and cost efficiency. 4) Prepare and maintain technical documentation including engineering drawings, specifications, and reports. 5) Participate in design reviews and engineering problem-solving discussions. 6) Support troubleshooting of mechanical systems and assist with root-cause analysis. 7) Collaborate with manufacturing, quality, and supply chain teams to support product development. 8) Support estimating of new products utilizing cost based quoting methods Compensation details: 95000-110000 Yearly SalaryPI2598945d 0715-38003-41341514

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