Mechanical Project Engineer - Automotive Conveyor Systems (34302)
Mechanical Project Engineer - Automotive Conveyor Systems (34302)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design and product development for manufacturing conveyor lines, including overhead and in-floor designs, for a variety of automotive customers
- Develop and maintain engineering drawings and blueprints, tracking design developments and changes as they are added
- Interface with customers regarding design reviews, potential changes, approval, and manufacturing feasibility
- Create records of design changes and project updates for internal and customer use
- Participate in meetings regarding project status with both internal departments and outside customers
- Responsible for product analysis, testing, and validation on tooling
- Collaborate with electrical / controls engineering teams on a project basis
- Travel to customer sites facilities to supervise control system construction and installation, and provide on-site technical support for design modifications and troubleshooting (~25% travel)
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Technology, or a related field, OR equivalent level of experience 3+ years' experience (including internships, co-ops, etc.) with heavy-duty conveyor design preferred
- Experience with 3D CAD (AutoCAD, Inventor, SolidWorks)
- Ability to travel as required (typically 25 – 50%), depending on project needs
- Ability to read mechanical drawings
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